New homes in Scotland fall by 6 with record low for new social housing
Social housing starts dropped 3% to 2,955 homes, marking the lowest level since the mid-1990s, raising concerns over meeting Scotland's 110,000 affordable homes target by 2032.
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SFHA says housebuilding in 'desperate situation' as lowest number of social homes started since 1997
The Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) has called for urgent action on the housing emergency after figures showed the number of social homes started in Scotland fell to the lowest levels since records began in the mid-1990s. According to statistics published by the Scottish Government, the number of homes built by housing associations in the year to June 2025 plummeted by over 30% as the social sector started fewer homes than at …
Public urged to raise concerns over 'deeply disappointing' Scottish housing statistics
Jane Wood. Image credit: Chris Watt HOMES for Scotland (HFS) is urging the public to raise their concerns over the housing emergency as latest statistics reveal an ongoing decline in the number of new homes being started and completed across the country. Jane Wood, chief executive of the sector body, said, “Whether its continuing falls in the construction of much needed new homes, rising homelessness, high numbers on social housing waiting lists…
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