From new schools and arts venues, to luxury hotels and tourist attractions - there are plenty of developments currently in the pipeline for Scotland's Capital.
Website www.Skyscrapercity.com keeps on top of things, thanks to contributor Kenspeckle, and lists numerous developments across the city expected to be completed in the next five years
Here are 17 major multi-million pound examples to look out for before 2030.
5. Edinburgh Arena
This 8,500 capacity indoor events arena in South Gyle last year recieved planning approval and should be completed by 2027. | HOK
6. King's Theatre Restoration
The King's has been much-missed by theatre-goers since closing for its renovation which will make substantial improvements to the front of house and theatre areas, as well as adding new bars, cafes and a learning & participation studio. The cost has spiralled up to £40.7 million and been dogged by delays, but it should be open by spring 2026. | Bennetts Associates
7. National Centre for Music
Planniong permission has been approved for the £68 million project to turn the A-Listed Old Royal High on Calton Hill into a new National Centre for Music, including three performance spaces, rehearsal spaces, a recording studio, conference and business facilities, and a café & bar. Should all go according to plan it should be finished by summer 2027. | Richard Murphy Architects, Simpson & Brown Architects
8. Ruby Hotel, Princes Street
This new £100 million project at 104-108 Princes Street will turn three adjoining properties into a 347 room hotel and a large retail unity. It's set to be ready to open in the middle of 2026. | 3DReid