Work has started to build 600 new homes in a Glasgow area.

As part of the regeneration of Hamiltonhill, the housing project is a partnership between Queens Cross Housing Association and Urban Union Ltd.

The development will comprise a variety of different house types suited to a wide range of diverse lifestyles and budgets, from first-time buyers to growing families.

It will include apartments and terraced housing of which 50% will be available for rent and 50% for sale.

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Neil McKay, managing director of Urban Union, said: “It’s great to see work get underway at our new development at Hamiltonhill as we continue to meet the growing demand for a diverse mix of high-quality, affordable houses in the area.

“We expect Hamiltonhill to be a popular development, with lots of exciting future improvements planned for the community. I’d urge people to register their interest now to avoid disappointment.”

Rona Anderson, Director of Property, Enterprise and Regeneration of Queens Cross Housing Association said: “The plans for Hamiltonhill will transform the area into a 21st Century neighbourhood, with spacious homes set amongst gardens and parkland, and excellent connections to the city centre. 

"We can’t wait to see the first phase taking shape."