Key Points
- Construction and manufacturing firm CCG has confirmed a 2,000-home pipeline scheduled to start in 2026 across Scotland, including Glasgow.
- The programme represents more than £510 million of investment, focused on affordable and social housing, with approximately 1,650 homes for affordable rent.
- Projects are located in the Central Belt and beyond, developed through partnerships with local authorities and housing associations.
- David Wylie, managing director at CCG, expressed pleasure at the pipeline reflecting strong partnerships turning housing ambitions into reality.
Glasgow (Glasgow Express) February 16, 2026 – Construction work has begun on a significant new phase of housing development in Glasgow as part of a broader 2,000-home pipeline announced by CCG (Scotland) Ltd for 2026.
The initiative, valued at over £510 million, prioritises affordable and social housing to address sustained demand across Scotland, with projects progressing from planning to site delivery.
What is the scale of CCG’s 2026 housing pipeline?
CCG (Scotland) Ltd has unveiled plans for 36 new projects totalling 2,000 homes starting in 2026, including around 1,650 for affordable rent, according to reporting from Scottish Construction Now.
More than 75% of the work is secured through direct procurement with local authorities, housing associations, and public-sector clients, alongside private developments.
As reported by David Wylie of CCG (Scotland) Ltd,
“This pipeline reflects the strength of our partnerships with local authorities, housing associations, and public-sector clients across Scotland, with whom we engage at every stage of a project’s delivery to help turn housing ambitions into reality.”
Where are these housing projects located?
Locations span the Central Belt and further afield, including Glasgow, Edinburgh, Lanarkshire, Stirling, Fife, Dumfries & Galloway, East Lothian, West Dunbartonshire, and East Renfrewshire.
How does this fit into Glasgow’s housing landscape?
The Glasgow projects form part of CCG’s commitment to meeting national and local housing targets, complementing over 800 homes already under construction nationwide.
What does this mean for Scotland’s housing delivery?
The pipeline underscores the role of experienced partners in delivering affordable homes amid ongoing demand, with CCG actively engaging on schemes beyond 2026.
Alongside housing, the 2026 plans include private residential, care, and commercial projects to support broader community needs.
