The Yorkhill Quay development in Govan, will also feature a 200-bedroom hotel and leisure facilities.
Plans for more than 1,100 new flats on the banks of the River Clyde have been approved by Glasgow City Council.
The Yorkhill Quay development, which will be situated in Govan, will also feature a 200-bedroom hotel, leisure facilities and open space for the public. New walkways and cycleways will also be built to run along a waterfront promenade which will help connect neighbourhoods in Partick and Finnieston.Brian Lavalette, the company's property director for Scotland, said: "It’s great to see the planning consent come through for this fantastic sustainable development at Glasgow Waters."
He described the project as "one of the largest and most exciting regeneration projects in Scotland". Mr Lavalette added: "Yorkhill Quay will be a major, landmark development within it, delivering much-needed new homes, improved connectivity and infrastructure whilst creating a pipeline of new jobs for our community."Glasgow University submits plans for major new developmentBat goes on 150-mile road trip hidden in holiday luggage
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