The prestigious Scottish Property Awards 2025 finalists have been officially unveiled, recognising the very best in Scotland’s commercial and public property sectors. Now in its 13th year, the national awards programme continues to shine a spotlight on the innovation, ambition, and excellence transforming Scotland’s built environment.
Following an exhaustive evaluation process, the independent judging panel—comprising 15 leading experts from across the property industry—carefully reviewed more than 50 entries submitted by teams and organisations from every corner of the country. Their deliberations have resulted in a compelling shortlist across 17 diverse categories, celebrating standout new buildings, regeneration projects, design achievements, and the dedicated teams driving progress in Scotland’s property landscape.
This year’s finalists reflect the vibrancy and diversity of the market, with categories designed to recognise both major developments and smaller, community-focused initiatives. From groundbreaking commercial schemes to inspiring public sector facilities, the shortlist highlights the talent, creativity, and commitment of architects, developers, engineers, surveyors, and property professionals working throughout Scotland.
The Scottish Property Awards team extends sincere thanks to PMP, Peace Recruitment, and Rightmove Commercial for their generous support as Premium Sponsors of the 2025 programme.
We are especially delighted to welcome Rightmove as a new premium partner this year. Their support—alongside the contributions of our valued category sponsors—helps ensure that the programme continues to celebrate excellence and provide a platform for outstanding work across Scotland’s property sector.
The winners will be revealed at a spectacular awards celebration taking place on Thursday, 26th February 2026, at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel, Cambridge Street, Glasgow. The annual ceremony is widely regarded as a highlight in the industry calendar, bringing together key figures from Scotland’s property, development, and construction communities for an evening of recognition, networking, and celebration.
The Scottish Property Awards dinner consistently sells out, offering a unique opportunity to connect with colleagues, clients, and partners while celebrating the achievements of Scotland’s property sector.
Tickets and tables are now available to book. Secure your place at this landmark event and join the industry in honouring excellence in property development.
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Congratulations to all of this year’s finalists for their outstanding contributions to Scotland’s property landscape. Their work continues to shape the future of towns and cities across the nation, demonstrating the innovation and expertise that defines Scotland’s built environment.
Stay tuned for further announcements as we count down to the big night.
Full List of 2025 Finalists:
Industrial Agency Team of the Year, Sponsored by Peace Recruitment
Colliers
Ryden
Student Accommodation of the Year, Sponsored by Together
The Pepper Mill, Edinburgh: Clark Contracts
The Quadrangle, Glasgow: Lar Housing Trust
Clyde Court, Glasgow: Robertson + Urbanite Living
Fern House, Edinburgh: S1 Developments + MLA
SPACE Student Accommodation, St Andrews: Scotsman Group
Technical Advisory Team of the Year, Sponsored by AKP Scotland
PMP
Thomas & Adamson
Excellence in Equality & Inclusion
AtkinsRéalis
Kier Construction
Women in Property
Investment Agency Team of the Year, Sponsored by DMK Finance
Knight Frank
Ryden
Net Zero Development of the Year, Sponsored by Thomson Gray
Fife College, Dunfermline City Campus: Balfour Beatty and Fife College
Scotland's National Retrofit Centre, Hamilton: Clark Contracts
30 Semple Street, Edinburgh: CBRE IM + Corran Properties + MLA
Currie Community High School, Edinburgh: Kier Construction
Prospecthill Court, Greenock: Kier Construction + BDP
Tain Campus, Tain: Kier Construction
Take A Bow Opportunity Centre, Kilmarnock: Take A Bow Development Trust + Carbon Futures + O'Donnell Brown
Financial Partner of the Year, Sponsored by Valos
DMK Finance (representing Donna Kerr)
ScotLend
The Royal Bank of Scotland
Together
Build to Rent Development of the Year, Sponsored by Safe Deposits Scotland
Dalian, Glasgow: Maven / Calmont + Mosaic Architecture + Design
The McEwan Phase 2, Edinburgh: Robertson + Moda Living
Royston Road, Glasgow: Swan Group + Thriving Investments
Architectural Excellence (Public)
Maybury Primary School, Edinburgh: Architype
Parkhead Hub, Glasgow: Hub West Scotland + NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde + Hoskins Architects
John O'Groats Mill, John O'Groats: John O'Groats Mill Trust + McGregor Bowes
Citizens Theatre, Glasgow: Kier Construction and Bennetts Associates
Hawkhill Primary School, Winchburgh, West Lothian: jmarchitects
Architectural Excellence (Commercial), Sponsored by EQ Accountants
Greenmarket, Dundee: HAUS Collective
The Resident, Edinburgh: MacTaggart Family & Partners & MLA
30 Semple Street, Edinburgh: MLA
The Life-Sciences-Innovation-Hub, Dundee: Oberlanders Architects
Eden Mill Distillery & Visitors Centre, St. Andrews: Opfer Logan Architects
Dundas House, Edinburgh: Robertson & MLA for BlackRock
Regeneration Project of the Year, Sponsored by Fusion Assets
Love Loan, Glasgow: Chris Stewart Group
The Red Sandstone at Stead's Place, Edinburgh: Drum Property Group
The Centre, Livingston: M Core
Haymarket Square, Edinburgh: Qmile Group
Fern House, Edinburgh: S1 Developments + MLA
Renovation Project of the Year
Liberton Nursery School, Edinburgh: City of Edinburgh Council + Architype
The Briggait Clydeside Market Halls, Glasgow; Clark Contracts
Filmhouse, Edinburgh: Clark Contracts
New Picture House, St. Andrews: Insite Group
Teacher Building, Glasgow: JFM Electrical (Holdings) + Mosaic Architecture + Design
John O'Groats Mill, John O'Groats: John O'Groats Mill Trust + McGregor Bowes
Citizens Theatre, Glasgow: Kier Construction and Bennetts Associates
Historic French Street Buildings, Glasgow: Spectrum Properties (Scotland)
Development of the Year (public buildings), Sponsored by Auction House Scotland
Dunfermline City Campus: Balfour Beatty and Fife College
Parkhead Hub, Glasgow: Hub West Scotland + NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
Currie Community High School, Edinburgh: Kier Construction , City of Edinburgh Council
Tain Campus, Tain: Kier Construction, Highland Council
The Monifieth Learning Campus, Dundee: Procurement Hub, Robertson, Angus Council & NORR Consultants
The Macmillan Community Hub, Edinburgh: Robertson + The City of Edinburgh Council + Richard Murphy Architects
Development of the Year (commercial buildings), Sponsored by Rightmove Commercial
Love Loan, Glasgow: Chris Stewart Group
30 Semple Street, Edinburgh: CBRE IM + Corran Properties + MLA
The Resident, Edinburgh: MacTaggart Family & Partners & MLA
3 Haymarket Square, Edinburgh: Qmile Group
Dundas House, Edinburgh: Robertson & MLA for BlackRock
Deal of the Year, Sponsored by PMP
Finalists for this category to be announced in January
Business Leadership Award, Sponsored by Pluto Finance
Winner to be announced in January
Property Company of the Year, Sponsored by RBS
Finalists for this category will be announced in January