The Galliard Apsley Partnership is in the process of seeking planning consent for a site at Former College Street Goods Yard, adjacent to No 4 Parsonage Square, Glasgow.
This mixed-use development aims to comprise residential - including build-to-rent (BTR) and co-living – student accommodation, retail, food and drink, and business and commercial uses.
Delivering a truly intergenerational community, proposals will create a high-quality residential neighbourhood, supported by a mix of new green spaces and amenity provision for residents and the wider community to enjoy.
Delivery of development will serve to provide much-needed homes, supporting Glasgow in addressing its housing emergency. It should be noted that the site already benefits from planning permission (application reference 21/03795/FUL) for a mixed-use scheme for residential, student accommodation and commercial space.
The Galliard Apsley Partnership are in the process of seeking planning consent for the site at Former College Street Goods Yard, Adjacent to No 4 Parsonage Square, Glasgow.
From now until Friday 30th August there will be an ongoing consultation where you are able to submit your thoughts on the proposals.
The Galliard Apsley partnership is a notable collaboration between Galliard Homes and Apsley House Capital, two prominent companies in the real estate development sector. The partnership focuses on leveraging the strengths and expertise of both firms to deliver high-quality residential and mixed-use developments across the United Kingdom.
Galliard Homes is one of the UK’s leading developers. Over its 32-year history the Galliard Group has evolved from its residential property origins to be a leading authority and expert in construction and the development of large mixed-use schemes.
Apsley House Capital plc (AHC) was formed by leading professionals from the property sector in response to a rapidly expanding institutional demand for well managed private rented sector (PRS) residential property portfolios in and around London and other major UK cities.
There are a number of ways to have your say on the proposals for College Gardens, both online and in-person.