A TOTAL of 48 new homes are set to come to the south of the city, as GHA announce plans to take over derelict sites in Carnwadric and Pollok with a £5.5million investment.
Located on the site of a former community centre, 22 new social rent houses and flats will be built on Carnwadric Road.
Another 26 homes will be built in Damshot Road in Pollok on the site former St Edmund's Primary School building.
GHA Chair Bernadette Hewitt said: “We’re delighted to begin work on these two exciting new developments.
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"These modern, energy-efficient homes will provide much-needed affordable housing in two popular areas of the city. I’m sure the new homes will make a big difference to the quality of life of the people who live in them."
Funding for the project comes from Glasgow City Council.
Councillor Kenny McLean, City Convener for Neighbourhoods, Housing and Public Realm, said: "Like so many housing developments being built in Glasgow just now, these homes will cater for different types of households and bring new life to vacant sites."
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