Link Group has unveiled plans to build 3,200 new 'affordable' homes in Scotland.
The company is doubling its development programme expenditure to £401 million in response to the Scottish Government's call for 50,000 new affordable homes by 2020.
Between 2016/17, the Group completed 332 new homes, with 200 delivered in each of the previous six years.
Two thirds of the forecasted new homes will be built for social rent, contributing towards tackling Scotland's affordable housing requirement.
Roy Stirrat, Link Group Chairman, said: "The approved development programme highlights our commitment to maintaining our track record of developing high quality affordable housing for those most in need. We continue to be very successful in securing grant funding for new projects and, with the benefit of improved benchmark funding levels, social housing development continues to be the mainstay of our development programme.
"We are committed not only to building new homes, but also to improving the lives of the people who live there. We will continue to develop services and projects which help people into jobs, increase digital skills, improve neighbourhoods and ensure people feel safe and supported so that they can reach their full potential."
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