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West Highland Housing Association

We provide housing and support services to over 1200 tenants and owners in and around Oban and many of the islands of Argyll. We have a new build development programme alongside our refurbishment and improvement programme for existing stock.

We have 819 homes across the Lorn area and the inner Hebridean islands, a fairly widespread area which presents many challenges in terms of providing affordable housing and ensuring the provision of a quality housing management and technical service. In addition to this, we manage a further 248 properties in the Oban area on behalf of Link. This will increase to over 330 properties when Dunbeg Phase 3 is complete

West Granton Housing Co-operative Ltd

West Granton Housing Co-operative Limited (WGHC) was formed in 1990 by residents of the West Granton area of north Edinburgh in order to provide new rented housing in an area dominated by low demand council housing. 

We currently have a stock of 372 general needs properties in North Edinburgh.

Wellhouse Housing Association

Wellhouse: the Place to Be

Encapsulated in this simple statement is our vision of Wellhouse as an attractive place where people feel happy and safe, benefit from having a good home and an attractive environment and feel proud to be part of a vibrant community.

Wellhouse HA is proud to be working as a community controlled housing association serving our tenants, factored owners and all other customers.  We remain committed to the delivery of wider role activity with our local partners.

Waverly Housing

Waverley Housing is a Registered Social Landlord operating throughout the central Scottish Borders.

All our properties are general needs.  Waverley Housing has no houses specifically for special needs groups, albeit subject to grant funding from the Scottish Government, we can carry out some adaptations to help tenants to stay in their homes.

Viewpoint Housing Association

We’re Viewpoint and we create joy in later years by managing a range of supported housing and care services for older people in Edinburgh, the Lothians and Fife. It all started back in 1947 and our goals are the same today as they’ve always been - to improve the quality of life and wellbeing of our tenants and residents by encouraging independence, enabling choice and offering peace of mind in a safe and supported environment.

Although we specialise in making older people feel at home, we also welcome all sections of the community. To do this we own and manage a variety of different types of accommodation which are as diverse as the people who stay with us.

Trust Housing Association

We are a national provider of housing, support and care services, offering over 3,600 homes and a range of support services.

Our properties are mainly for the over 60s, but we consider younger tenants with a support need. We also provide housing for people of any age. Our services are tailored to ensure tenants enjoy the right balance of flexibility and support to live as independently as possible. Over 40 years’ experience has taught us that people’s needs change over time too.

Trafalgar Housing Association

Trafalgar Housing Association was formed in 1990 with a stock transfer of 218 properties in Dalmuir from Clydebank District Council.
The Association completed a comprehensive 6-phase regeneration programme of that area in 2000. 

In 1998 we received a transfer of 180 properties in the Terraces area in Radnor Park, Clydebank and over the following 5 years we transformed that estate by building new houses and flats.

With just over 300 properties we are West Dunbartonshire’s smallest public sector landlord but we like to think we are one of the best!

Tollcross Housing Association

The Association currently owns and manages over 2200 houses and flats in Tollcross, Carmyle and Lilybank/Newbank.  We also provide factoring services to 506 residential and commercial owners.  In 2020 we set up a Subsidiary, Auchenshuggle Develops and this organisation manages the new 12 mid-market rented properties that were tenanted during October 2020.

Today, our aim remains consistent with that of the founders of our organisation: to improve housing conditions for the people who need our services; and day-to-day we work in a range of ways, with a variety of partners, to achieve this aim.

Thenue Housing Association

Thenue provides affordable homes for rent in Glasgow.

Most of our properties are available for general lets but 145 are retirement properties and 145 are specifically suited for persons with a disability or with support needs.

We are committed to developing, managing and maintaining a range of affordable, quality housing in sustainable communities. Working with our people, we aim to improve all our services and grow deep community roots.

Tenants First Housing Cooperative

Spireview Housing Association

At Spire View Housing Association we pride ourselves on providing great quality housing around Royston in the North East of Glasgow – in fact we have some of the lowest rents in the whole of Scotland.

Spire View owns and manages Roystonhill Community Hub which runs for the benefit and betterment of the Royston community and Beyond.

We operate in Royston an area in the North East of Glasgow, and we own and manage 557 properties, 13 of which are wheelchair adaptable, and provide factoring services to 13 owners.

Southside Housing Association

Southside Housing Association is a registered social landlord providing housing and a range of other services across the southside of Glasgow. We are community controlled which means our decisions are taken by a tenant controlled Management Committee. We are also a registered Scottish charity (Scottish Charity Number SC036009).

We have operated as a social landlord on the south side of Glasgow for over forty years. Originally established as Pollokshields Housing Association in 1971, our initial work was largely philanthropic in nature. Our early single unit refurbishments were driven by a desire to improve housing standards in the Pollokshields area.

Shire Housing Association

Formed in 1997, Shire Housing Association Ltd is a successful progressive housing association based in Cumnock, East Ayrshire. We currently own and manage 964 homes across East Ayrshire, provide estate maintenance services to around 900 owners and have an annual turnover of over £5million. Committed to delivering our Business Plan Vision of “Great Homes, Great People, Vibrant Communities”, over the last 3-4 years the business has been transformed, and in 2021 we launched our new aspirational Business Strategy to build on this success.

Shettleston Housing Association

We are a community-controlled housing association providing quality affordable homes and related services for the people and communities of Shettleston, Greenfield, Springboig and Sandyhills.

The Association operates an open access Allocations System, which provides the opportunity for anyone, aged 16 years or over to apply and be placed on the waiting list and have their application assessed.

Sanctuary Scotland

Sanctuary Scotland provides a range of housing options, from private and shared ownership purchases, to renting social housing accommodation

Rutherglen & Cambuslang Housing Association

The Association has invested almost £65 million improving and building homes within our community in the last 38 years.

The Association now rents 855 properties in the Rutherglen and Cambuslang area and provides a factoring and ground maintenance service for over 900 owners. The Association continues to be managed by a voluntary, unpaid, management committee made up of local people some of whom are tenants. It employs 18 staff to deal with the day to day running of the organisation.

Rural Stirling Housing Association

The Association is a not-for-profit organisation formed in 1990 by local people concerned at the lack of affordable homes within the area.

We serve the communities of rural Stirling - that part of the Stirling Council area extending to the north and west of the A9 – an area of around 750 square miles, around half of which falls within Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park.

We currently own 669 homes for social rent. We have 11 sharing owners and through our subsidiary Venachar have 6 Mid-Market rent properties which are located in 18 communities throughout the area, stretching as far as Tyndrum and Killin in the north and to Strathblane in the south west, with the small town of Callander roughly in the centre.

Ruchazie Housing Association

Ruchazie Housing Association is a Community Based Housing Association based in the east end of Glasgow.
We own and manage 225 rented properties.
We are run by voluntary committee members and currently have 5 staff members.

The Association is committed to ensuring that every tenant and other customer has their individual needs recognised, is treated fairly and with respect, and receives fair access to housing and housing services.

Rosehill Housing Co-operative

Rosehill Housing Co-operative have been refurbishing, building and managing houses for rent in Greater Pollok since 1988. We own and manage over 1000 properties for rent in the Pollok area. We have a wide range of property types including one to four bedroom terraced and semi detached houses and flats, all in purpose built estates. The build dates of our properties start from 1938 through to our most recent newbuild project which was completed in 2019. The majority of our housing stock is classed as “general needs” however a number of our new builds have been built to “for varying needs” standards which do provide some flexability with tenants and applicants with disabilties.

Riverside Scotland (Irvine Housing Association)

Since it was founded in 1993, Riverside Scotland has grown into one of the most ambitious, innovative and community-minded housing associations in the west of Scotland.

We now have more than 2,300 properties housing thousands of people across North Ayrshire, East Ayrshire, Dumfries and Galloway and most recently expanding into South Ayrshire.

In 2011, Riverside Scotland became part of The Riverside Group, one of the UK’s oldest and largest housing associations with 56,000 properties across 160 different local authorities. Since then, Irvine has continued its desire to grow and develop its services, through ambitious new-build programmes and further improvements and support for our existing customers.