Our portfolio

Soon after starting our letting agency, we saw how hard it was for people on benefits to find quality, affordable homes. So, we developed a portfolio of homes; we buy properties at the right price in the right areas, renovate and make them compliant, then our design team creates welcoming homes. We set rents near local housing allowance level, say yes where others say no, and offer tailored tenancy support, often working with partner organisations for those with complex needs.

One of our most basic human rights is a roof over our heads. Often, the people we work with come to us at a point of stress in their lives. At Homes for Good, our priority is to support them in finding the right home and remaining in it for as long as they wish.”

- Susan Aktemel, Homes for Good

362

homes currently owned by
Homes for Good

80%

of our homes are no more than five per cent over the LHA rate

£23m

raised in funding and counting!

EMPTY HOMES PROJECT

Rebuilding Broomton Road

“It’s going to be a ‘belter’ to use that old Glasgow expression.”

Barry Sweeney, Head of Acquisitions and Development

EMPTY HOMES PROJECT

Case Study: Trainard Avenue

After moving to a new home, Chris and Claire’s Tollcross flat sat empty for years as an ‘accidental’ storage unit. Short on time and renovation skills, they delayed – until rising costs and council support pushed them to act

EMPTY HOMES PROJECT

Case Study: Dyke Street

When Eddie moved to a retirement home, his one-bedroom flat remained unoccupied for over seven years, falling into a state of dereliction, with a broken door and a caved-in ceiling. His family, facing mounting bills, decided to sell the flat on Eddie’s behalf