The company has secured a £1.5 million contract with East Dunbartonshire Council to build 100 new homes. This project is part of the council’s wider housing strategy, aiming to address the growing demand for affordable housing in the Kirkintilloch area. The project is expected to be completed within 18 months, with the first homes expected to be ready for occupancy in late 2024.

Janice Russel, managing director at McTaggart Construction, said: “We believe that building quality affordable homes positively changes lives and communities and we look forward to delivering this much-needed housing project for Kirkintilloch.” (Image: Supplied) READ MORE: Project to deliver new affordable homes in Glasgow underway John Jamieson, chair of Hillhead Housing Association, added: “We’re delighted that the project is now on site and pleased to be working with McTaggart on this very attractive development in a great location. “Hillhead Housing Association will celebrate its 21st anniversary next year and we are looking forward to marking that milestone with the provision of new high-quality homes and the life-changing impact that they bring.”

The project will involve the construction of 12 new homes, all of which will be built to a high standard of energy efficiency. These homes will be available for social rent, meaning they will be affordable to those who need them most. The project is expected to cost £1.5 million, with funding coming from a combination of sources, including the Scottish Government, the Housing Association, and private investors.

This article highlights the completion of a new £2.1 million housing development, a significant project that has brought much-needed affordable housing to the region. The article details the project’s key features, including its design, location, and the impact it has had on the community. The development consists of 30 new homes, ranging from one to three bedrooms, catering to a diverse range of needs.