Scottish Empty Homes Partnership brings record number of homes back into use

An empty home undergoing rennovation work

The partnership is part of the Scottish government’s commitment to bringing empty homes back into use as affordable housing

An empty homes partnership between the Scottish government and Shelter Scotland has brought a record number of unoccupied homes back into use as affordable housing this year.

According to the partnership’s latest impact report, the total number of homes brought back into use in 2023/24 was 1,875, the highest annual figure to date.

Since the Scottish Empty Homes Partnership (SEHP) was formed in 2010, it has brought 10,889 homes back into use.

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