450 homes planned for Glasgow Red Road demolition site
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 2 Oct, 13:09 · Archive
Plans to build 450 homes on the former Red Road tower block site in Glasgow are moving forward after over a decade.
A development of 450 homes is set to proceed on the site of the former Red Road tower blocks in Glasgow. The project has been stalled for over a decade but is now beginning to move forward again.
The site, which consists of derelict land left after the demolition of the high-rise flats, will be transformed with residential development. The scale of the project indicates substantial housing investment in the area.
How it is being reported
- 450 homes planned for Glasgow site where Red Road flats stoodPlans to build Glasgow homes on a demolished high rise site are starting to move forward after more than a decade.The Herald · 1 Oct, 10:15
- Plans to build 450 Glasgow homes to move forward after more than decadePlans to build Glasgow homes on a demolished high rise site are starting to move forward after more than a decade.Glasgow Times · 1 Oct, 06:00
- New homes plan for Glasgow Red Road site moves forward after 10 yearsA total of 450 homes are set to be built on the derelict land where the Red Road tower blocks once sat.Glasgow Live · 30 Sept, 16:50
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