Edinburgh has a shortage of housing - as anybody who has looked for a property in Scotland's Capital will attest (particularly those with a limited budget).
Currently there are a number of plans in the pipeline to create a range of developments to suit a variety of needs - adding thousands of homes to the city’s housing stock.
Website www.Skyscrapercity.com keeps a record of developments from the initial planning application to completion dates, thanks to the tireless work of dedicated contributor Kenspeckle, and lists numerous housing developments across the city.
Here are 27 of the biggest, what they'll look like when comppleted, and what stage they're at in the planning and construction process.
1. Leith Dockside
This £80 million development in Leith will create 373 homes, alongside two commercial units, on the waterfront. Phase one was completed last year, with phase two finished in early 2026. | CDA, 3DReid
2. Redheughs Village
Planning has been approved for 'Edinburgh's Garden District' to be built on 138 acres of land in Gogar. Phase one will create 1,350 homes, a primary school and a neighbourhood centre. | EMA Architecture + Design
3. 525 Park View
This scheme in Crewe Toll has been approved by planners and will build 256 homes alongside ground floor commercial units. | 7N Architects
4. Linksview House Refurbishment
Planning chiefs have given the green light to retrofit and refurbish the of A-listed Linksview House, built in 1967, to create 98 new homes in Leith. | Collective Architecture