The freehold of this rarely available industrial unit is available to purchase through Bowman Rebecchi, following the relocation of the existing long-term tenant.

A large industrial estate in Port Glasgow has been purchased by Dalglen Investments, the property arm of Inverclyde businessmen, Sandy and James Easdale.

This recently renovated and spacious Second Floor flat in Gourock has been refurbished to a high standard and is and available to purchase through Bowman Rebecchi - The Home of Property.

Bowman Rebecchi is delighted to share Inverclyde’s latest residential property market statistics for October 2023.

A small suite at a Greenock business centre has gone under offer less than a week after coming to the market with Bowman Rebecchi.

This rarely available industrial unit has gone under offer situated within Sandbank Industrial Estate in Dunoon.

House hunters will get the chance to take a look around an exclusive new Gourock housing development next month.

Plans to open a café in former Gourock town centre commercial premises look set to go ahead.

A leasehold of a fully furnished Class 3 hot food takeaway with all of its equipment, fixtures, and fittings is available to purchase located in a central part of Greenock surrounded by residential properties.

Bowman Rebecchi is delighted to confirm an offer has been accepted for this beautiful four-bedroom Upper Conversion in the West End of Greenock, subject to the completion of missives.

Scottish philanthropists Sandy and James Easdale have donated another £25,000 towards the work of Glasgow Children's Hospital Charity – the latest in donations to the charity totalling more than £100,000 in recent years.

The housing market in Scotland remains subdued, with sales, instructions and prices all in decline, according to the latest Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Residential Market Survey.

Two of Scotland’s leading philanthropists have combined to give Ardgowan Hospice a welcome £20,000 cash injection.

Britain’s housing market is past “peak pain” and prices look likely to bottom out by next summer, according to the estate agency Savills.

This smart retail unit has gone under offer at the heart of Greenock Town Centre in West Stewart Street.

House prices rose in October for the first time in six months, according to the Halifax, but it expects values to fall over the next year.

Planning permission is being sought for a number of small industrial and storage/distribution units within a yard on Dellingburn Street, Greenock.

House prices had the biggest monthly rise in October for more than a year, according to the Nationwide.

A plot of land that once formed part of the former Tate & Lyle sugar refinery in Greenock has been approved for a new private housing development by Inverclyde Council.

A plot of land that once formed part of the former Tate & Lyle sugar refinery in Greenock has been approved for a new private housing development by Inverclyde Council.