A housing affiliation has laid the primary bricks of 31 new inexpensive houses close to Ayr.
Development has begun on the West of Scotland Housing Affiliation (WSHA) growth in Greenan as a part of a £5 million challenge in partnership with builders McTaggart & Mickel Houses.
The high-quality properties on the coast are set to be accessible for brand new tenants in early 2023.
The event will comprise of a mixture of two and three-bedroom household houses and is the third part of the WSHA’s inexpensive housing plans at Greenan Views.
Andrew Kubski, director of growth and asset administration at WSHA, mentioned: “We're delighted to have begun work on our newest growth in South Ayrshire which is able to present high-quality inexpensive housing for the local people.
“It's unbelievable to construct on our established partnership with Mactaggart & Mickel to develop the neighborhood we've got at Greenan.”
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Scottish Authorities housing secretary Shona Robison added: “This growth will assist the local people and make an actual and lasting distinction to the lives of the brand new residents.
“These 31 new houses for social lease, supported by £3.157m of Scottish Authorities funding, are being constructed to a excessive commonplace and are attributable to be able to welcome tenants in early 2023.
“We're pleased with delivering 111,750 inexpensive houses since 2007 with over 78,000 for social lease.
“Progress has began in the direction of our subsequent formidable goal of delivering 110,000 inexpensive houses by 2032, of which 70 per cent will likely be for social lease and 10 per cent in distant, rural and island communities.”
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