The Wyndford plans in Maryhill would see the demolition of high-rise flats and the building of new homes on the land. However, the plans have met resistance from local campaigners.
A Glasgow landlord planning to demolish high-rise flats in Maryhill and build new homes on the land has said the majority of tenants back the proposals.
“I’m looking forward to more houses to accommodate families in Wyndford and more accessible homes for disabled people too.Tenant Sean McNeill, 31, moved from 120 Wyndford Road to Dennistoun in January last year. Lesley said: “Wheatley have always been open to tenants’ views. Staff are very hands-on and willing to listen and take tenants’ views on board.
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“The new homes we are planning will offer modern, low-rise living spaces. These new homes will also use the latest technology and energy-efficiency standards to help keep tenants’ energy bills low. It’s an exciting time for Wyndford.”
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