Glasgow is a vibrant location. It is cost-competitive, offers a variety of different residential options to suit every budget/lifestyle, with all the amenities for a healthy, fun lifestyle on your doorstep. It is renowned for its quality of life and is an award-winning city.
There is a range of properties currently in development as well as investment opportunities across the Innovation district, ranging from new-build brownfield sites to existing commercial and council-owned city centre properties. There are also significant opportunities to repurpose existing properties to provide innovative and exciting developments for business, retail, hotel, leisure and residential uses.
The Invest Glasgow Pitchbook showcases a wide array of opportunities to invest in Glasgow and the city region for the investor and developer community.
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The University of Strathclyde’s former Student Union building on John Street will be transformed into a digital, entrepreneurial and social engagement hub, thanks to the support of a successful alumnus donor. The building will be named the Charles Huang Advanced Technology & Innovation Centre (CHATIC) in recognition of a £30 million contribution to the project by Dr Charles Huang.
Vita Group has acquired the Met Tower, one of Glasgow’s most recognisable landmarks. It plans to introduce its award-winning Union co-living concept to Scotland for the first time. The redevelopment aims to breathe new life into the former college building, which has stood vacant for over a decade.
The once-abandoned meat market in Glasgow’s East End is on track for a major transformation, as the site receives a £4.4 million funding boost. The City Deal funding from Glasgow City Council will go to the Meat Market Regeneration Community Interest Company (CIC). The plan is to create a thriving hub for community, sport, and local business beneath the canopy of the B-Listed Meat Market sheds.
Scottish Enterprise own just under 5 acres of contiguous development land adjacent to the River Clyde in Glasgow’s International Financial Services District. Proposals for this site include a world-class sustainable mix of office and lab scale-up space, residential, and leisure uses. The indicative gross development value is around £150 million.
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Work has already been completed on a £300M regeneration of Candleriggs Square. The final site for investment offers prime space for residential, student, hotel and commercial space.
There is an opportunity to work with Scottish Enterprise, the University of Strathclyde and other stakeholders to develop 2. 5 acres of land located at the heart of GCID. The development plots have capacity to accommodate up to 18,580 sq m (200,000 sq ft) of space which SE currently envisage being targeted at science and technology-based users.
City of Glasgow College presents a £100 million investment opportunity to create a new Innovation Centre with integrated student and conference centre accommodation. This project is focused on the development of the Riverside Campus, one of two campuses in Glasgow City Centre.
City Deal is investing £115m into city centre projects with transformational impact through delivery of integrated public realm and related improvements.
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