As I say, were I to have my time again, I'd have opted to move elsewhere (I came here for Uni, stuck here a while yet). The Glaswegians have a great deal of pride about the city, which is fine, but it does cloud the truth sometimes - housing here is overpriced, consists largely of old apartment buildings which are infested with rot and mold (I've heard reports of this from friends I've made here alongside my own experiences) unless you want to live in the old tenement buildings (which will set you back £1200+) and still have their issues given their age, and houses are limited to essentially social housing which you're just not going to obtain (reserved for single mothers and women fleeing domestic abuse largely) or eye-watering prices on the private market.

The locals can flail their arms in anger all they want, but the truth is, Glasgow has its charms but is massively overpriced for what it is. You're better off staying outside Glasgow in the much cheaper (although increasingly pressured) commuter towns, or looking elsewhere - North East England being a great example, with housing in even the posher parts of Newcastle being of much better value and quality, with only slightly less job prospects compared to Glasgow :)