AIRBNB MANAGEMENT
IN GLASGOW
Full-service short-let management for Glasgow landlords, from a team already managing 50+ short-let homes across Scotland. We run the listing, the pricing, the guests, the cleaning and the maintenance. You receive a monthly payout and a clear statement.
EVERYTHING,
END TO END
Listing optimisation
Professional photography and copy across Airbnb, Booking.com and other platforms.
Dynamic pricing
Nightly rates adjusted for local demand, events and season.
Guest management
Enquiries, check-ins and support handled around the clock.
Hotel-grade cleaning
A professional clean and fresh linen before every stay.
Maintenance
Repairs coordinated for you, so small issues stay small.
Owner dashboard
See your bookings and earnings whenever you want.
KNOW BEFORE
YOU START
Scotland regulates short lets more tightly than England, and Glasgow has its own planning position on flats. These are the points to know before you start.
A licence is required
Every short-term let in Scotland needs a licence from the local council. Letting without one is a criminal offence.
Flats usually need planning permission
In Glasgow, letting a whole flat on a frequent basis is likely to count as a change of use that needs planning permission, and the council expects proof of planning consent with a licence application for a flat.
Houses are treated differently
Planning permission is generally not required for home sharing, or for home letting or secondary letting of a house. The licence is still needed.
Official guidance: Glasgow City Council: short-term lets · mygov.scot: planning permission and control areas
This is a summary to help you plan, not legal advice. Rules change, and the council makes the final decision on any property.