Scotland’s Towns Partnership is a proud sponsor of The Herald Property Awards for Scotland. The Awards honour the achievements of Scotland’s most innovative and successful house builders, developers and registered social landlords.
Since their inception in 2007, the awards have gained the respect and support of the new build industry as a result of the thorough judging process, and the high calibre awards evening which celebrates the winners and nominees in a range of categories.
As publisher of Scotland’s most comprehensive property guide, Scotland’s Homes, The Herald has a unique understanding of the new build market and there is a wide range of categories to ensure that all styles of properties and developments are recognised, from bespoke luxury homes to innovative social housing developments, from practical family homes to sympathetic renovations.
This year the black tie awards evening, bringing together figures from across the house building and development industry will take place on Thursday, September 22, 2016 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Glasgow. For more on the Herald Property Awards 2016, including information on how to attend, please contact Claire Hunter on 0141 302 7319 or email claire.hunter@heraldandtimes.co.uk. You can also visit the Herald Property Awards 2016 webpage by clicking here.
The shortlist for the Herald Property Awards 2016 has now been revealed. The shortlists for the STP-supported categories are as follows:
Best Housing Regeneration Project
CCG (Scotland) Ltd and Queens Cross Housing Association – Panmure Street
Cruden Homes West and Wheatley Group /GHA – Kings View
Wheatley Group / Cube and Ruchazie HA – Milncroft Road
Wheatley Group / GHA and CCG (Scotland) Ltd – Barmulloch
Wheatley Group / GHA and CCG (Scotland) Ltd – Sighthill
Best Townscape Regeneration Project
Aberdeenshire Council – Portsoy Conservation Area Regeneration Scheme (CARS)
Perth & Kinross Council – Kinross High Street Public Realm Improvements
Riverside Inverclyde – Gourock Town Centre
The Herald Property Awards Launch Article