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Commercial and residential property on the waterfront

The regeneration of the Clyde is raising the profile of the area as a world class location offering developers, investors and business enormous opportunity and potential.

Altogether, Clyde Waterfront is based on the sustainable development and renewal of more than 700,000 m2 of land - much of it has already been developed for commercial, residential and leisure purposes and new schemes are in the pipeline as renewal plans gather pace.

A series of landmark projects such as Atlantic Quay, Pacific Quay & SECC, Glasgow Harbour and Breahead Shopping Centre are well underway and more developments are beginning every month.

Commercial property in Glasgow is being developed by Wilson Bowden, the Walker Group and countless other companies, ensuring there is an excellent supply of high quality office and business accommodation. Meanwhile, well-known developers such as Park Lane, Miller Homes and Persimmon have designed stunning riverside housing which is already proving popular with city dwellers.

As the scale of our project grows, more opportunities for future development are emerging on a regular basis. The value of investment linked to Clyde Waterfront has grown significantly and is currently estimated as £5.6 billion. Demand for both residential and commercial property is bouyant.

Clyde Waterfront is a strategic partnership of the Scottish Government, Scottish Enterprise, Glasgow City Council, Renfrewshire Council and West Dunbartonshire Council.

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