Our Origins

As a non-profit making Registered Social Landlord, we were established in 1987 by a voluntary committee of local people concerned about the poor condition of houses in some of the remote villages of Clydesdale and the shortage of rented housing in the rural area.

Following initial improvements to housing in three villages, we commenced a new-build development programme and to date have completed 27 projects in 16 towns and villages throughout rural South Lanarkshire. Since 1987 over £30m of housing investment has been channelled through the Association - we have built over 500 houses.

Over 150 former Scottish Homes tenants in Lanark, Rigside, Kirkmuirhill and Carluke transferred their tenancies to the Association in 2002 and 2003.

The Association now owns and manages over 700 houses. We employ 8 full time and 4 part time staff.