A total of 504 homes in the city's Balnagask area have been identified as having reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) in their roof panels.
Hundreds of homes in Aberdeen affected by potentially dangerous concrete are to be demolished on safety grounds and rebuilt at an expected cost of more than £150m. A total of 504 homes in the city's Balnagask area have been identified as having reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete in their roof panels. Of the properties involved, 366 are council addresses and 138 are private.
'We recognise the impact this will have on residents, many having lived in their home for many years. 'The absolute priority has to be their safety. The welfare of people is what matters most, and we will continue to offer individuals and families one-to-one support whilst meeting their housing needs as far as possible from existing stock.
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