For more information on any of the current new build homes and flats developments shown below, or to find out about other home developments we are representing, please get in touch with our New Homes Sales team. Our team are here to help you find the perfect new build property in Edinburgh, Glasgow and across Scotland.
From £305,000
1 - 3 Bedroom Apartments
152 Homes
Sitting aloft the ground-breaking new lifestyle destination of St James Quarter, New Eidyn offers 152 apartments ranging from studio to four bedrooms, providing residents with access to world-class retail, leisure, fitness and hotel facilities on an unprecedented scale for the city centre.
From £190,000
1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments
56 Homes
West Shore is a new homes development, comprising 56 contemporary and environmentally focused one and two bed apartments in Granton, Edinburgh. The development will be Edinburgh’s very first operational net zero carbon private housing development.
From £699,000
1 - 4 Bedroom Houses & Apartments
45 Homes
Village View is a new build home development located in the picturesque Dean Village, overlooking the Water of Leith and sitting on the edge of Edinburgh's thriving West End. The development combines contemporary new-build blocks with the conversion of an Edwardian former coach works.
Western Harbour
A development of 2,230 homes on Forth Ports Edinburgh land holdings led by Rettie. The first phase of 234 BTR homes, Harbour Point and Harbour Gateway, was delivered with a demand of 36:1. The next phases comprise 1,600 BTR homes and 400+ homes for sale and consent for 938 of these is being granted.Latest Insight & Opinion
A new community is taking shape at St Andrews West in iconic St Andrews. Find out more about what residents’ experiences of the completed first phase tell us about the design, connections and neighbourhood, with details on what buyers can expect from the new homes coming forward in the next phase, Braeburn.
The UK mortgage market continues to face uncertainty. Global volatility and inflationary pressures have persisted, while the Bank of England base rate has remained at 3.75% since December 2025. With markets anticipating a potential rise, mortgage rates may come under further pressure.