C~urb Lettings is the landlord for Link Group’s growing portfolio of Mid Market Rent and Market Rent properties across Scotland. If you are looking for social housing, click here.
Market Rent: suitable for all tenants who meet the affordability criteria .
C~urb is a subsidiary of Link Group with a focus on creating sustainable communities.
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Click here for more information on your tenancy, paying your rent, and service standards.
The map below shows the locations of our Mid Market Rent and market rent properties.
The monthly rent must not be more than 35% of your gross monthly household income. You will need to provide your most recent three months’ bank statements and payslips . These are used to carry out an affordability assessment, comparing the monthly rent for the property to your monthly income.
Once your application has been approved, a credit check is carried out and references will be requested.
Your annual income (before tax) should not be more than £49,774 per household.
All adults living in the property must provide proof of income, whether or not they will be named on the tenancy agreement.
Applicants with family members living in the property who are not their partner (for example a child of working age or an elderly relative), are only required to provide proof of income if they are named on the tenancy as a joint tenant.
If you would like to apply for one of our available properties, complete an online application form and submit your supporting documents. A link to the application form can be found within the property advert. Please note, you must submit a separate application form for each property, we do not have a waiting list.
To support your application, you are required to provide:
A copy of your photographic ID (passport or driving licence )
Your most recent 3 months’ bank statements
Your most recent 3 months (or 12 weeks) payslips for each applicant (or contract of employment if employed less than 3 months) OR proof of pension payments OR the latest SA302 tax form or approved accounts if self employed .
Your most recent award notice for any benefit payments including Universal Credit, Working Tax Credit and Personal Independence Payment
Your supporting documents can be uploaded with the application form or emailed to lettings@curb.scot .
We must receive a completed application form and all supporting documents before we can assess your application and invite you to view the property. A delay in receiving your supporting documents may result in your application not being assessed.
Application assessments can take up to 15 working days.
When your application form and supporting documents have been assessed, our team will be in touch to invite you to view the property.
We have Mid Market Rent properties in the following areas:
Our stock of MMR homes will grow rapidly over the coming years, with several developments currently planned or under construction.
We have market rent properties in the following areas:
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We assess complete applications on a first received, first processed basis. Factors considered when allocating a property include (but are not limited to):
Yes, we have a small number of accessible homes. Properties generally include widened hallways and doors, and level access showers. Specifications can vary; the property advert will provide full property-specific details.
When allocating accessible properties, we prioritise applicants who will make use of these accessible features.
All C~urb Lettings properties are unfurnished. Details of any floor coverings, blinds or white goods provided with a property will be outlined on individual property adverts.
C~urb Lettings tenants have access to the C~urb Property Maintenance repairs service.
Yes, you will pay a security deposit of one months' rent plus £100. You are also required to pay one months’ rent in advance before the start date of your tenancy.
The purpose of the PRT is to improve security, stability and predictability for tenants and provide safeguards for landlords. PRT tenancies are open-ended, meaning no initial fixed-term, and ‘no fault’ evictions have been abolished so tenants can only be evicted for specific wrongdoing.
PRT rent levels can only be increased once in 12 months.
The process for ending tenancies has been simplified; tenants are required to give 28 days’ notice regardless of how long they have been in the property.
For more information, visit Shelter Scotland's website or read the Scottish Government's guidance for tenants .
We are an accredited member of Landlord Accreditation Scotland, which promotes high standards across the housing industry.
For more information about C~urb lettings, please complete our online enquiry form.