Owners of apartments at luxury £32m development fury as flats illegally rented for 'party pads and brothels'
£32million luxury development have said their homes have been ruined by illegal short-stay holiday lets.Residents at Kingston Quay in Glasgow city centre say online short-term rentals are being used as brothels and impromptu party venues.Suspected drug paraphernalia litters the common areas and cars lie abandoned in the basement parking of the 372-flat complex, which was built in 2002.Earlier this year a young woman fell from the window of a third-floor flat during a “pop-up” party, residents claim.Separately, a 38-year-old man was found dead at the flats in March, once considered one of the city’s most prized postcodes.A 32-year-old man was arrested in connection with the death and faces court later this year.Residents blame the factor of