Trust Housing Association Ltd
3,854 homes across 23 council areas, mostly in North Lanarkshire, Glasgow City and North Ayrshire. Registered social landlord no. 143 in Scotland. On this page: what their tenants say, how quickly they do repairs, how many homes they own and where, typical rents and how to swap your home.
Size, areas and typical rents
Trust Housing Association Ltd owns about 3,854 social homes across 23 council areas (2025/26).
The 10 areas with the most homes:
- North Lanarkshire1,232
- Glasgow City336
- North Ayrshire294
- City of Edinburgh220
- Highland182
- South Lanarkshire162
- Dumfries and Galloway157
- Scottish Borders135
- East Dunbartonshire119
- Clackmannanshire116
Rents, Repairs And Tenant Satisfaction
From the Scottish Housing Regulator's 2025/26 report on Trust Housing Association: it owned 3,854 homes at 31 March 2026 and raised its rents by 4.0% on average that year.
Average Weekly Rents
| Size | Homes | Trust Housing Association | Scottish average |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bedsit (1 apartment) | 375 | £177.23 | £91.60 |
| 1 bedroom (2 apartment) | 2,351 | £157.72 | £98.60 |
| 2 bedrooms (3 apartment) | 781 | £118.21 | £101.42 |
| 3 bedrooms (4 apartment) | 322 | £118.25 | £110.33 |
| 4+ bedrooms (5 apartment) | 25 | £109.69 | £121.71 |
Scottish homes are sized in apartments: every room except the kitchen and bathroom counts, so a 3-apartment home is usually 2 bedrooms and a living room.
Tenant satisfaction
Quality and maintenance of homes
Neighbourhoods
Value for money
Satisfaction figures come from the landlord's own most recent tenant survey, reported to the regulator. The full report is on the Scottish Housing Regulator's website.
Homes to swap from Trust Housing Association Ltd tenants
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Complaints And The Ombudsman
If a complaint to Trust Housing Association isn't put right through its own complaints process, tenants can take it to the Scottish Public Services Ombudsman (SPSO). It's free and independent, and it publishes its decisions.
The Scottish Housing Regulator publishes a yearly report on every Scottish social landlord, including Trust Housing Association: tenant satisfaction, repair times, rents and how many homes it owns. The main figures are on this page. Find it in the regulator's landlord reports.
Swapping with a tenant of Trust Housing Association?
Under the Housing (Scotland) Act 2001, a Scottish secure tenant needs the landlord's written consent to exchange. The landlord can only refuse on reasonable grounds and must reply within one month, or consent is treated as given. Swapping with someone in another part of the UK? Each landlord follows its own nation's rules. Get the application in early, keep your rent account clear, and ask for the decision in writing. Trust Housing Association's website has their application form and rules.