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Molendinar Park Housing Association

Molendinar Park Housing Association provides homes for rent in the Bellgrove, Bridgeton, Castlemilk and Dalmarnock areas of Glasgow. It also provides low cost home ownership opportunities through Shared Ownership and Shared Equity.

We currently own 498 flats and provides factoring services to 250 owner-occupiers.  The Association also manages 84 shared ownership properties.

We are a charitable, not-for-profit organisation owned by local organisations, representing residents, and individuals with an interest in our work.

Milnbank Housing Association

Milnbank Housing Association was founded in 1975 and is a Community Based Housing Association operating in the East End of Glasgow.

The Association is a non-profit making organisation registered as a Friendly Society and also registered with the Scottish Housing Regulator, who has a supervising and monitoring role in the Association’s activities. In June 2008 the Association became a registered charity.

As a registered Housing Association Milnbank Housing Association’s main function is the provision and management of affordable rented housing for people in need.  The Association manages a stock of over 3,000 units.

Melville Housing Association

Melville Housing is a charitable organisation that supports local communities with high quality affordable homes and services. We are committed to meeting local housing needs and own and manage properties across Midlothian, South Lanarkshire, North Lanarkshire, East Lothian and Edinburgh. Our mission statement is:

“Providing quality sustainable homes and developing thriving communities that people are proud to live and work in”

With more than 2,000 properties we are Midlothian’s largest Registered Social Landlord and have an ongoing development programme. We also participate in the Scottish Government’s Mortgage to Rent scheme, providing help to owners who are in danger of losing their homes.

Maryhill Housing Association

Maryhill Housing is a charitable, community-based housing association operating in Maryhill and Ruchill in north west Glasgow. Our main role is to improve, build, manage and maintain homes. In 2017 we celebrated our 40th anniversary.

We have always been very proud of our communities and do much more than simply collecting the rent.  We undertake a significant amount of regeneration activity to ensure Maryhill and Ruchill are great places to live.

We own over 3,100 homes including tenements, retirement housing and multi-storey apartments. Most of our properties are for rent however we also develop some homes for shared equity.

Manor Estates Housing Association

Manor Estates was established in 1995 following the transfer of over 900 houses in Edinburgh from Scottish Homes. Since then we have built and acquired a number of new houses across the City.

We are a charitable Housing Association and our aim is to provide good quality housing and services which help improve people’s lives and their local communities.

Loretto Housing Association (Part of Wheatley Group)

‘Better homes, better lives’ is at the heart of everything we do.

We have over 2500 affordable homes in the central belt of Scotland.

But building great properties and transforming neighbourhoods is only part of our story – we’re also helping tenants to get the most out of life.

Wheatley Homes Glasgow

‘Better homes, better lives’ is at the heart of everything we do. 
We’re Scotland’s biggest social landlord with more than 40,000 homes across Glasgow.
But building great homes and transforming neighbourhoods is only part of our story – we’re also helping tenants to get the most out of life.

Strathclyde (Camphill) Housing Society Ltd

Contact via the PRG Partnership

Scottish Veterans Residences

Scottish Veterans Residences provides supported housing for former members of the UK Armed Forces who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.
Our services are located in Edinburgh, Dundee and Glasgow.  SVR can offer 127 en-suite rooms, 30 supported flats, and 46 independent affordable rental flats across the three cities.

Loreburn Housing Association

Our vision and purpose is to create GREAT places to live across Dumfries & Galloway.

With a growth mindset, we’re never afraid to challenge the status quo. We’re always keeping an eye on the future to find new, greener and more cost-effective ways of working so we can achieve more for our people and their communities. We collaborate with others to make a difference; to innovate and to overcome challenges with homelessness, poverty and inequality.

We’re ‘Not for Profit’ which means we reinvest into building more homes and helping communities to prosper.

We’re committed to providing high quality-homes and build communities where everyone has the chance to belong, grow and live well.

Lochfield Park Housing Association

Lochfield Park Housing Association is a not for profit Registered Social Landlord operating in the Lochend area of Easterhouse.

The Housing Association has been at the forefront of regeneration in the Lochend area since its inception in 1993.

Our main aim is to:

“Contribute to sustaining the local community of Lochend and promote social inclusion”.

We also aim to contribute to the regeneration of Easterhouse through the provision of well-managed, high-quality housing and housing services within the means of people in housing need.

Lochalsh & Skye Housing Association

The Lochalsh and Skye Housing Association was set up in 1983 as an independent non-profit making housing organisation to develop, manage and maintain housing for rent.

Since then there has been a tremendous growth in the size and the geographical spread of the Association’s own housing stock and we have considerably extended the range of housing solutions we provide to meet the needs of a wide range of clients.

As the Association has evolved, we have adopted new and innovative approaches to meeting our objectives and we are totally committed to working in partnership with individuals, groups and organisations for the benefit of all concerned.

Lochaber Housing Association

Lochaber Housing Association is a registered charitable housing association, with a stock of over 700 properties across Lochaber with a significant new build development programme. Our aim is to help sustain and develop thriving communities through the provision of good quality, affordable housing opportunities and services across Lochaber.

Lister Housing Co-operative Ltd

Lister is a small city centre housing co-operative dedicated to providing good quality homes in our historic environment, right in the heart of the Old Town of Edinburgh.

Lister is Scotland’s first housing co-operative registered for funding and support following the 1974 Housing Act.

We’re proud of our track record and history. We may be small in size but we aim to be big on community and service.

We are a ‘not-for-profit’ social enterprise that provides good quality social rented housing for those in housing need.

Linthouse Housing Association

At Linthouse Housing Association we have various types of properties available ranging from main door properties, to pre1919 tenements, amenity housing and multi-storey flats, available in the Linthouse, Langlands and Drumoyne area of Govan.

Our Housing & Community Empowerment Team are here to help you make the right choices about your home and can provide you with advice on suitable areas and the types of houses we manage

Linstone Housing Association

Linstone Housing Association was set up in 1998 following a stock transfer from Scottish Homes. With around 1500 properties, we are one of the largest housing associations in Renfrewshire and most of our houses are in Linwood and Johnstone – hence the name.

In addition to being a landlord, we also act as estate manager to around 2000 owner occupiers and provide a factoring service to approximately 480 owners.

The Association is a not-for-profit organisation which means that any surplus we make is reinvested back into our homes, communities and services. We are registered with the Scottish Housing Regulator and run by a voluntary Board. We are also a registered Charity and an Industrial & Provident Society.

Link Group Ltd

We are a group of award-winning social enterprise companies serving more than 15,000 customers – making us one of the largest social landlords in Scotland.
We work together to provide affordable housing, property management, regeneration, advice, financial inclusion and employability services. Since Link was established in 1962, we have become a leader in developing and delivering innovative homes and services for those in need.

Larkfield Housing Association

We are a registered social landlord based in Greenock, Inverclyde, which owns and manages 382 properties and provides management services to an additional 566 owners in the Larkfield area.

Our vision is to provide quality, affordable homes and services that meet local needs and support the regeneration of our communities.

We became a partner of the Link group in January 2007, and in addition to the above, we provide management services on Link’s behalf to over 260 tenants and 900 owners in Port Glasgow, Inverclyde.

Langstane Housing Association

Our aim is to provide quality housing which promotes social inclusion and generates sustainable communities.

Langstane Housing Association is a Registered Social Landlord and a charity. We were founded in 1977 to provide homes and services for single people who had limited opportunities to secure affordable rented homes in the private sector.

Over 40 years later we are meeting that need and more. Our stock is growing and changing to provide good quality family homes at reasonable cost.

We manage over 2,886 properties throughout Aberdeen city, Aberdeenshire and Moray.

Lanarkshire Housing Association

Formed in 1978, Lanarkshire Housing Association’s history is based on providing good quality homes for those in housing need and we currently have over 900 affordable dwellings throughout Lanarkshire, ranging from smaller flats to large family dwellings.  

Supporting people to achieve a better future is at the heart of everything we do and we do this in partnership with Local Authorities, the Scottish Government, our tenants, customers and other stakeholders.