We're residents, renters, and homeowners who believe Glasgow's housing crisis has a solution: build more homes, in more places, for more people.
Sources: Scottish Government Private Sector Rent Statistics; Understanding Glasgow; Chalmers Properties 2026
The most reliable way to make housing affordable is to build more of it. Supply and demand works in housing just as it does everywhere else.
Restricting new homes drives up costs for everyone. Allowing more housing in more neighbourhoods keeps rents affordable and gives people real choices.
Scotland's planning system gives too much power to those who already have homes, and too little to those who need them. We want to change that.
Building densely around subway and rail stations reduces car dependency, cuts emissions, and connects people to jobs without requiring a car.
Building homes creates thousands of well-paid local jobs in construction, architecture, and supply chains. A city that builds is a city that works.
Glasgow has always grown by welcoming newcomers. Restrictive housing pulls up the drawbridge on that tradition. A city open to people must be open to homes too.
We're a grassroots group of Glaswegians who want our city to be a place where anyone can afford to live. Sign up to hear about events, consultations to respond to, and ways to get involved.