Dundee City Council

Dundee City Council has been urged to declare a housing emergency and face the reality of rising homelessness throughout the city. The city rejected the chance to make a declaration on two separate occasions in 2024, the first coming just days before the Scottish Government declared a nationwide hou

Council house tenants in Dundee have backed the lowest proposed increase of the three options presented to them in the annual rent consultation. 

Dundonians are being encouraged to have their say on the future of all types of housing in the city with the launch of a new consultation.

People are being encouraged to have their say to help shape the future of development across Dundee.

Almost £10 million of work to tackle fuel poverty in council houses in the Linlathen area of Dundee is set to get underway early next year.

A tender for a major water and drainage system in Lochee High Street that will help in the future development of social housing in the area is set to be considered by Dundee City Council.

Dundonians could be given a chance to share their views before the council sets its budget early next year.

Work to build 24 new council flats on a prominent corner site in the West End of Dundee is underway. More than £8.5 million has been set aside to fund the project at Blackness Road, which will provide six wheelchair accessible one-bedroom flats and 18 two-bedroom properties.

An update on efforts that have been made by Dundee partners to improve life for people in the city will be considered by councillors on Monday October 27.

A new report has laid out Dundee’s affordable housing priorities until 2031.

A new report that lays out the state of homelessness in Dundee and the council’s efforts to tackle it will be discussed by councillors next week amid an 18% rise in homelessness applications.

Council house tenants in Dundee could be consulted on three proposed rent increases between 8 and 8.5% if councillors back the move next week.

Hillcrest’s Derby Street development has been named a winner at the Dundee Civic Trust Awards, recognising its outstanding contribution to the city’s built environment and community.

CIH Scotland has appointed four new experienced housing professionals to its board, as two long-serving members step down. Joining the board are Ruth Robin, unit head (transformational change) at Healthcare Improvement Scotland; Laura Harris, housing need strategy manager at West Lothian Council; Lo

Dundee City Council has welcomed a report that shows there are fewer empty homes in the city than in the previous 12 months.