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Oct 15, 2026 in Building Surveying, Residential

Buying a Listed or Historic Home in Scotland: 7 Things to Consider Before You Commit

Thinking of buying a listed building in Scotland? Ian McKee FRICS sets out seven checks to make before you commit, from unauthorised works to repair costs.

Aug 7, 2026 in News

GLM Appoints Associate Director to Lead Business Development

Edinburgh-based multidisciplinary practice strengthens senior team with appointment of Hannah Lloyd as Associate Director, Business Development, with effect from 10 August 2025.

Jul 22, 2026 in Architecture, Hospitality, News, Project Management

Breathing new life into hospitality spaces: adapting existing buildings for modern guests

Buildings With Character Existing and historic buildings offer something that a new-build property can rarely replicate: a genuine sense of…

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