The project will see the delivery of 401 new homes in Wyndford. 

The development will comprise 343 properties for social rent alongside 58 for mid-market rent. 

They will be energy-efficient homes with a mixture of one, two, and three-bedroom flats, alongside three and four-bedroom houses. 

A new, purpose-built, two-storey community centre with a café and bookable rooms is also among the proposals. 

To deliver the regeneration project, new green spaces are planned, such as a playpark, landscaping, seating and active travel routes across the River Kelvin. 

Grant funding from the council and the Scottish Government is supporting the planned work. 

In 2025, four outdated multi-storey buildings were knocked down at 120, 151, 171 and 191 Wyndford Road, to allow space for a new development. 

Work is anticipated to begin in mid-2027. 

Lindsay Lauder, Wheatley’s director of development and regeneration, said: “We are not only building homes but helping to create a community that people are proud to live in. 

“We will continue to engage with our tenant-led Wyndford Futures Focus Group on the next steps of the regeneration.”