The iconic Òran Mór venue in the west end of Glasgow has been taken over by Scotsman Hospitality, formerly known as the G1 Group. Scotsman Hospitality and Òran Mór confirmed the news on social media. Òran Mór was founded by Colin Beattie of Skerryvore Ltd nearly 20 years ago. The popular venue, restaurant and bar […]
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Plans have been lodged for the major refurbishment of the former Scottish Amicable headquarters in Glasgow. The renovation works at the seven-floor St Vincent Street site are scheduled to start next year if approved and include the installation of four additional floors. The provision of roof terraces is included in the new development, as well
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The owners of Shawlands Arcade in Glasgow’s Southside have lodged a planning application with Glasgow City Council for a multi-million pound regeneration. The proposed development will feature a mixture of ground floor shops with new homes above. Central to the design is an expanse of new landscaping, with half of the site being planned as
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A popular Edinburgh city centre steakhouse has been brought to market by DM Hall, one of Scotland’s leading firms of chartered surveyors, as a result of the owner’s impending retirement. McKirdy’s Steakhouse, located at 151-155 Morrison Street, Edinburgh EH3 8AG and close to Haymarket and Edinburgh’s economic hub, has traded for 24 years. Offers over
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A rare opportunity to acquire an A-listed 17th century castle with links to some of Scotland’s most renowned royals is being offered by Thorntons. Powrie Castle, one of five remaining castles in Dundee, has come on to the market following extensive renovations by the current owners over the last 33 years, which has transformed it
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A closing date has been set for offers for the huge Countesswells development in Aberdeen, amid strong interest from residential players in the site. The site, one of the largest seen in the area for many years, was brought to the market in May after the company set up to deliver the project fell into
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Plans to double a £30 million investment to develop a Glasgow science and tech business hub have been announced by Bruntwood SciTech. The announcement comes three months after the joint venture, between investor and developer Bruntwood and Legal & General, acquired and announced the redevelopment of their first hub in Scotland, at Met Tower in
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An iconic character of Glasgow’s skyline, the building previously known as Tay House – which uniquely, crosses the M8 motorway – is set for a full rebrand and £3m refurbishment, and has already signed up new tenants. London & Scottish Property Investment Management, (LSPIM), on behalf of Regional REIT, has begun the transformation of ‘300
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A new modular demonstrator unit has been unveiled by Built Environment – Smarter Transformation (BE-ST), designed to show Scottish businesses that a timber kit-of-parts approach to retrofit could be the key to future sustainable offices. Following the development of a blueprint design last year, Ecosystems Technologies – a specialist in advanced mass timber manufacturing –
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Some of Scotland’s oldest and possibly finest buildings could be at risk of being knocked down instead of lovingly restored due to a quirk in the UK’s Westminster-controlled VAT laws, says a report published today. Currently, in the UK, renovation and retrofitting costs are subject to the standard 20% VAT, but demolition and new build
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