Housebuilder Barratt Developments - which includes both Barratt Homes and David Wilson Homes - has delivered a £227 million boost to the UK economy over the past year.
During that period, the group built 1,729 new homes in Scotland and supported more than 3,700 jobs.
As part of its house-building activity, Barratt has contributed £7 million to help build new local facilities and infrastructure in communities surrounding its new developments, including two new community facilities and the provision of 312 new school places.
More than £33 million was spent on physical works benefiting local communities including highway and environmental improvements.
The achievements are highlighted in Barratt Scotland’s latest Social Economic Footprint report which measures the housebuilder’s social and economic contribution to Scotland over the past year.
Included within the report are key measures relating to the company’s support for the housebuilding supply chain, local communities, environment, public services and employment.
Directly employed 53 new graduates, trainees and apprentices.
Supported 610 sub-contractor companies and 640 supplier companies.
Planted or retained 45,110 trees or shrubs on its developments.
Recycled 99% of construction waste.
Created 58.6ha of greenspace through public open space and private gardens.
Douglas McLeod, regional managing director for Scotland, Barratt Developments, said: “House building has the potential to positively impact many aspects of our society and economy. At Barratt, we are committed to realising that potential.