HMO licensing application

We are advised as follows re 271 Garrioch Road (closing date for comments 15 October 2024):

The Licensing Section has received an Application for Existing Licence for House in Multiple Occupation.


SUMMARY OF APPLICATION

Reference No:-
HMO06131

Applicant:-
OWNER
William Reilly

Address of Living Accommodation:-
271 Garrioch Road, Glasgow, G20 8QZ

Occupant Capacity:-
8

No. of Rooms:-
8

Last Date for Objection/Representation:-
15 October 2024


Kind regards

Licensing Team
Licensing Section
Glasgow City Council
City Chambers
George Square
Glasgow
G2 1DU
Phone: 0141 287 5354
Email: LicensingEnquiries@glasgow.gov.uk

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2 comments

  • Khurram

    Good to approve. We want to see people coming in numbers to Glasgow. All this regulation is destroying any form of capitalism and progress.

  • Eight rooms, eight occupants, separate contracts—who in their right mind would even consider this planning? It is bad enough that the council has approved high-rise, high-density student accommodation at the End of Kelbourne Street. Once a handful of HMOs become established as a market opportunity in North Kelvinside, the buy-to-rent investors will pile in, and each tenement will slowly lose its social cohesion.

    We have moved once, as a building went down that route. In three years, a community of neighbours became a building filled with temporary residents. Over the summer, the HMO rooms would often turn into Air BnB enterprise zones, with a range of people in and out of the building all summer long. The turning point was the night a summer street party ended, and our front door was propped open as a refuge for anyone that wanted to continue the festivities in flats on two floors above us.

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