| Comment | strathbungo is fine for transport links (providing you mean public transport...for cars its an fucking nightmare to get anywhere that doesnt involve the m74, and even thats a pain in the arse). im at present effectively on the boundary between govanhill and strathbungo and its really nice and really cheap.
however its by no means within walking distance of the west end. whiteinch, yoker, or scotstoun might be a better idea if you want that at an affordable rate.
maryhill is okay. from personal experience the flats on raeberry street are absolutely fine, for example. but it varies very quickly from street to street. southern maryhill is better than northern maryhill but southern maryhill does not have a train station.
and the area around niven street as been completely redeveloped so there shouldnt be any problems, since you're kind of cut off from the rest of the world by the canal and the kelvin. the high-rise that's up there may look ominous but has won awards for being among the best kept high-rise in the city, with help from paul from still game and chewin the fat: [https://www.cubehousing.co.uk/about-us/media/latest-news/still-game-actor-paul-gives-collina-street-high-rise-the-seal-of-approval](https://www.cubehousing.co.uk/about-us/media/latest-news/still-game-actor-paul-gives-collina-street-high-rise-the-seal-of-approval) |
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