Work has officially started on plans by Wheatley Group to develop 32 new affordable homes in the centre of Glasgow.

Funded with aid from Glasgow City Council – who’ve supported the development with a £2.4m grant – the project will see contractor CCG build:

  • 32 affordable homes
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  • 3 properties to be one-bedroom properties designed for wheelchair users
  • Total of 5 parking spaces including three suitable for wheeler users – all with EV charging ports
  • Outdoor amenity space
  • ‘Glasgow Standard’ for space and energy efficiency to be achieved on all homes

Designed by John Gilbert Architects the homes will be managed by Lowther Homes – part of the Wheatley Group, and the development is likely to be completed by the Summer of 2021.

David Fletcher, Director of Development at Wheatley Group, said: “We’re looking forward to seeing these new city centre homes take shape. Mid-market rent is a great option for people who may not qualify for social housing and help with the supply of affordable homes across the city.”

Wheatley Group will be speaking at our upcoming Scotland Development Conference: https://www.built-environment-networking.com/event/scotland-development-conference-2020/

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