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Juniper Cottage at Balmedie offers luxury family living

For sale: Juniper Cottage close to Balmedie beach is set in a generous plot in a semi-rural location close to the village of Blackdog.

Aberdeen estate agents give their view on 2024 property prices.

Aberdeen estate agents give their predictions on whether property prices will rise or fall throughout 2024.

Will house prices in Tayside and Fife rise or fall in 2024?

The property market has been turbulent so what'll happen to house prices in Tayside and Fife in 2024, including places like Dundee and Perth?

Split households should make children's interests the priority at Christmas

Proof allowed in action for lost profits arising from alleged property development site poaching

A lord ordinary has ruled that the assignee of a property development company had a sufficiently relevant case for a proof in an action in which he alleged a fellow director had dishonestly acquired a development site for his own company, resulting in the administration of the company they were both

Gilson Gray appoints Findlay Anderson as head of corporate division

Gilson Gray has named a new head of its corporate division, with Findlay Anderson promoted to the role to lead the team’s growth in 2024. Mr Anderson joined Gilson Gray in May 2023 as a partner, bringing two decades of experience in senior leadership roles across a range of multinational corpo

Swift promotion for leading Aberdeen lawyer at Gilson Gray

North Sea energy lawyer Findlay Anderson has landed a major promotion just months after joining Gilson Gray as a partner.

Scots law firm Gilson Gray appoints new corporate chief

Findlay Anderson promoted to key role as Gilson Gray targets growth at home and abroad

Dundee primed to become Scotland's 'buy-to-let capital'

Dundee is primed to become Scotland's "buy-to-let capital" after the cost of renting in the city rose sharply in the past year.

Scotland Homes: Rent cap fails to keep costs under control

Scotland's rent cap has provided some degree of protection, but on the whole has failed to keep spiralling costs under control