Projects
Central Glasgow has a strong pipeline of development and regeneration activity, with a range of investable projects offering opportunities across the risk-return spectrum - from core, income-focused assets to more ambitious regeneration and redevelopment schemes.
Develop Glasgow and GCC Development Team play a central role in shaping and enabling these opportunities through early engagement with investors and developers, ensuring alignment with strategic priorities such as NPF4, the City Development Plan, the City Centre District Regeneration Frameworks (DRFs).
The city maintains a live and growing pipeline of market-ready opportunities across key sectors - city-centre mixed-use development, innovation and research space, residential (including Build to Rent and student accommodation), culture and creative industries, leisure, and low-carbon energy and infrastructure.
Alongside publicly promoted projects, Glasgow also works with partners across the public and private sectors to bring forward bespoke and off-market opportunities tailored to investor needs, supported by strong networks across local government, regional agencies, and the development industry. Please get in touch if you would like to add your investment opportunity to the Develop Glasgow portfolio.
Station House
Station House is one of the most compelling examples of how Glasgow is repurposing historic commercial buildings to support a more vibrant and sustainable city centre.
Debenhams
The former Debenhams department store on Argyle Street, represents one of the most significant city centre development opportunities in Glasgow.
Gordon Street
A private sector heritage conversion project transforming a historic Glasgow building into 6 new residential flats, revitalising an underused upper floor asset.
Campbell House
A 1990s office to residential conversion that transforms an underused six storey commercial block into eight new urban homes, with a new rooftop extension and ground floor commercial space.
Ashfield House
A Grade B Listed, red sandstone heritage building built in 1908. Situated in the heart of Sauchiehall Street with its numerous leisure and cultural offerings, this building currently has 3 vacant upper floors above leisure use.
520 Sauchiehall Street
Located on a key gateway route between Glasgow City Centre and the West End, 520 Sauchiehall Street represents an opportunity to combine heritage conservation with modern urban development.