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The big build-to-rent developments in Glasgow are to be evaluated as more land and property is needed for housing.planningThe model sees flats built by developers, owned by a firm on behalf of investors and are only for rent, and usually, the rent includes utilities and other services like broadband and leisure facilities.
It means the council is looking to see more existing property converted from office or retail use into housing but it has been noted that can only provide so many homes.
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