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Aberdeen City Council launches feasibility study on 2,000 new houses
Aberdeen City Council has agreed to take forward a feasibility study to build 2,000 new council houses in the city by 2022.A motion brought forward by council leader Councillor Jenny Laing at a communities, housing and infrastructure (CHI) committee meeting yesterday was backed unanimously by members.The motion instructs the Director of CHI to bring the report to the Council’s budget meeting in February.Work is currently underway at housing sites in Manor Walk and Smithfield to build 179 new council homes.The feasibility report will consider plans for an additional 2,000 council homes to add to that existing commitment.
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