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Glasgow is an economic powerhouse that generated £19.3 billion Gross Value Added (GVA) in 2014,

the largest of any Scottish city and the largest increaseof the Core Cities Network. Glasgow had the

fastest growing economy in the UK 2013-14 andachieved the No.1 position in the index above London.

Glasgow, the Largest City of Scotland

Source: Glasgow City Council

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HiLux Glasgow

HiLux, a collection of Glasgow’s most luxurious and thoughtfullydesigned 1 & 2 bed apartments in a prime city locationHiLux Glasgow, a Luxury Serviced Apartment development in a prime location of Glasgow, the first city to access the UK Government’s City Deal. Worth £1.13 billion, it is the UK’s largest City Deal and is expected to transform the Glasgow cityregion with significant investment in infrastructure and

regeneration in addition to funding for innovation, business growthand supporting the local labour market. Investors can have confidence inGlasgow, which is why it’s ranked a Top Large European City of the Future in the prestigious fDi Magazine ‘European Cities of the FutureAwards 2016/17’.

Introducing aWorld-class City

Glasgow is ranked Top

Large EuropeanCity of the

Future 2016/17

Scotland's largest city is renowned for itsculture, style and the friendliness of its people

Glasgow has been named as one of the top 20 'Best of the World' destinations for 2016 by

influential publication National Geographic Traveller. The city has also been voted the

‘friendliest city in the world’ in a Rough Guides poll and named a must visit destination by

leading publications like the New York Times, The Guardian and Wanderlust!

TOP 20“BEST OF

THE WORLD”

Source: fDi Magazine

Glasgow is a great European city, excelling in a select number of growthsectors upon which the city is steadily

building a global reputation.

World LeadingCreative Hub

Academic heart of Scotland with 5 institutions of higher education and3 super colleges educating approx. 130,000 students from 135 countries

Glasgow’s profile as a top international tourism destination has gone fromstrength to strength. Business tourism, world-class retail, major attractionsand global events are all driving demand for additional hotel rooms andshort-term lets. The city is now widely recognised as one of the world’s must-visit destinations.

Glasgow is one of the World’s 75 Best Performing Financial Centres andthe third most important financial centre in the UK with its own dedicated International Financial Services District. (Global Financial Centres Index, 2015)

Glasgow has the credibility and capacity to welcome more conference delegates than every other Scottish city combined, making it a worldpremier business tourism destination.

One of the highestranking UK citiesfor Quality of Life

(Mercer, 2015)

World-renownedFootball and RugbyClubs and home toScotland’s national

Football team

3rd for UK regionalcommercial property

investment

Glasgow’sBooming Economy

Glasgow has a modern mixed economy with a number of thriving sectors and sub-sectors:

Financial and Business Services• Engineering, Design and Manufacturing • Higher and Further Education• Life Science• Low Carbon Industries/Cleantech• Tourism and Events•

Since 2011 the city has received more than £10.5 billion in capital investment across housing, retail, health, education, hotels, offices and leisure. The £1.13 billion Glasgow City Region City Deal will further transform the city region. The City Deal is expected to give the Glasgow metropolitan area a permanent uplift in its GVA of £2.2 billion per annum, generate 15,000 jobs during the construction phase and 28,000 permanent additional jobs, and unlock £3.3 billionof private sector investment.

European Entrepreneurial Region of the Year for 2016

Glasgow has a modern, mixed economy withfinance, tourism, retail and hospitality industries

£10.5 billion of capital investmentacross housing, retail, health,education, hotels, offices and

leisure since 2011.

£18 billion in GVA to the Scottish economy each year.

(Source: ONS)

(Source: Glasgow City Council)

Glasgow, in 2014, hosted the 20th Commonwealth Games,the Ryder Cup and the MTV European Music Awards. These events are the result of decades of investment in its infrastructureand economy, which today makes it one of the most vibrant anddynamic cities in which to live and work.

Glasgow is ranked Top Large European City of the Future 2016/17. Glasgow has achieved an amazing set of results in the prestigious fDi Magazine ‘European Cities of the Future Awards 2016/17’. In theLarge Cities categories, Glasgow was awarded: Top 10 overall Large City; Runner-up for FDI strategy; Runner-up for Business Friendliness andTop 10 for Economic Potential.

First and only Scottish city to be named in the first round of RockefellerFoundation’s 100 Resilient Cities and only 1 of 2 UK cities.

New Economy magazine named Glasgow as the Best City for Bio-tech Investment in its 2015 awards; stating Glasgow is an ‘epicentre for biotechnology and increasing science investment’.

UNESCO City of Music since 2008 and one of only six in the world.

World class location for film and TV production with major internationalproductions such as World War Z, Cloud Atlas and Fast & Furious 6 choosing to shoot in Glasgow.

A Superb Retail & Shopping City

With a population of approximately 600,000, Glasgow is Scotland’s largest city and commercial capital. Named as fDi’s Large European City of the Future for FDI Strategy 2014/15, Glasgow’s robust economy, inspiring infrastructure and busy calendar of events until 2024 attracts leisure and business tourists all year round.

Conference capital of Scotland and popular short break destination, Glasgow welcomes more than 2 million visitors a year with a combined spend of £564 million. The city is ranked second in CACI’s UK Retail Ranking (2013) and offers access to a huge catchment of three million people, with over two million of working age. Glasgow’s premier shopping street, Buchanan Street, is the busiest high street in the UK, after London, with 6,600 people passing through every hour.

The UK’s largest and most successfulshopping location outside of London

“Boasting the UK’s largest retail phalanx outside London, Glasgow is

a shopaholic’s paradise. The ‘Style Mile’around Buchanan Street, Argyle Street

and Merchant City is a fashion hub,while the West End has quirkier, more

bohemian shopping options.”

Source: Lonely Planet, Great Britain (2011)

Among the TopTen cities in Britainfor new business

start-ups.(Centre for Cities, Startup Report)

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Over half a million square metres of retail space can be found in Glasgow, with prime and super prime shopping to be had within one square mile in the city centre, known as the Style Mile.

Glasgow’s Style Mile is one of Britain’s most dynamicand diverse retail centres, with everything from high-end designer stores and independent boutiquesto every major UK retailer on offer.

The city is home to an impressive ‘who’s who’ of top class retailers and global brands whose presence endorsesGlasgow’s status as a vibrant and world-class retail destination. Glasgowoffers more than half a million square metres of retail floor space, ranging fromunique designer boutiques to flagship storesfor British and international retailers.

Glasgow’sPeople & Skills

With a can-do attitude and a commitment to being the most business-friendly city in the UK, there is no doubt that Glasgow’s USP is its people. Recently named the friendliest city in the world by travel book Rough Guides and voted as the friendliest city in Britain by Condé Nast readers, the city brand, People Make Glasgow, is not just a slogan.

Top quality people are at the heart of any successful business and Glasgow has one of the most highly skilled and flexible workforces in Europe, combining a strong Scottish work ethic, can-do attitude, and traditional Glaswegian friendliness.

With a median age of 35, Glasgow has a young population. Businesses have access to a pool of over 400,000 workers in Glasgow (NOMIS) and a further two million are within an hour’s commute.

PEOPLEMAKE

GLASGOW

Glasgow has one of the most highly skilledand flexible workforces in Europe

Over 40% of Glaswegianshave a qualification ofN/SVQ 4 and above.

6000 studying tourismand related courses

at FE colleges.

A large pool of over400,000 skilled and

flexible workers.

(Source: NOMIS) (Source: SFC) (Source: NROS)

40%

The labour market is one of the best performing in the UK and businesses find it easy to recruit and retain high quality people, and local labour costs compare favourably with the rest of the UK. Glasgow’s workforce is highly skilled, with over 40% of residents holding a qualification of N/SVQ 4 and above, and there are over 6,000 tourism, hospitality and leisure students at further education colleges, with over 300 graduating every year (Source: SFC/HESA).

Glasgow’s retail sector employs around 35,000 people and is bolsteredby Glasgow Welcomes, which aims to enhance the experience of all visitors to Glasgow and create a city acclaimedfor its high level of service excellence.

Glasgow, a Cityof Sports

Glasgow has a long sporting history, with theworld's first international football match held in 1872 at the West of Scotland Cricket Club's Hamilton Crescent ground in the Partick areaof Glasgow. The city is also home to Scotland's largest football stadia: Celtic Park with 60,355 seats.

Glasgow also boasts a professional rugby union team, the Glasgow Warriors, which play in the Celtic League alongside teams from Scotland, Ireland and Wales.

The 2014 Commonwealth Games were held in Glasgow, from 23 July to 3 August 2014. It was the largest multi-sport event ever held in Scotland with around 4,950 athletes from 71 different nations and territories competing in 18 different sports.

Glasgow is home to 3 professional footballclubs: Celtic, Rangers and Partick Thistle

Glasgow wasawarded a title of'European Capitalof Sport' in 2013

(European Capitals and Cities of Sport Federation)

Celtic's home ground is Celtic stadium is Celtic Park, whichis in the Parkhead area of Glasgow. Celtic Park, an all-seaterstadium with a capacity of 60,355 is the largest football stadium in Scotland and the seventh largest stadium in the United Kingdom.

Celtic have won the Scottish League Championship on 47 occasions, most recently in the 2015–16 season, the Scottish Cup 36 times and the Scottish League Cup 15 times. The club's greatest season was 1966–67, when Celtic became the first British team to win the European Cup, also winning the Scottish League Championship, the Scottish Cup, the Scottish League Cup, and the Glasgow Cup. Celtic also reached the 1970 European Cup Final, and the 2003 UEFA Cup Final.

Celtic F.C. Rangers F.C.

Rangers's homeground is Ibrox Stadium, which is in the south-west of the city. Ibrox Stadium is the third largest football stadium in Scotland, having an all-seated capacity of 50,817. Rangers play in the Scottish Premiership, the first tierof the Scottish Professional Football League.

Rangers have won more league titles and trebles than any other club in the world, winning the league title 54 times, the Scottish Cup 33 times and the Scottish League Cup 27 times, and achieving the treble of all three in the same season seven times. Rangers were the first British club to reach a UEFA tournament final and won the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1972 after being runner-up twice in 1961 and 1967. A third runners-up finish in Europe came in the UEFA Cup in 2008.

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Home to Top-classUniversities

Glasgow is a major centre of higher and academicresearch with 6 universities, 4 of which are within 10 miles of the city centre. There are also three further education colleges in the city: City of GlasgowCollege, Glasgow Clyde College and Glasgow KelvinCollege. Higher education colleges in the city include Jordanhill Teacher Training College, the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and the Glasgow School of Art.

These six-university offering that attracts 80,000 studentsto every year. Once in Glasgow, students are not only offered a world-class education, but a free education. As most students have no tuition fees to pay, this tenant market has some of the highest disposable income in the whole UK – and this has major investment implications.

Glasgow is also a Student Sport City, with comprehensive range of academic pathways for athletes paired with some of the best sporting facilities in the UK, and Scotland's first dedicated sports school.

University of Strathclyde

Glasgow CaledonianUniversity

University of Glasgow

Named by The Times Higher Education Awards as ‘Entrepreneurial University of the Year’, Strathclydeis now closer to its goal of becoming one the leadingtechnological universities in the world. Now home to students from more than 100 counties, it is committed to the highest standards of teaching and innovation applicable for the benefit of society and the environment.

Having strong links with business and industry, Strathclyde University challenged traditional academic boundaries to solve global problems, whileat the same time being placed in the heart of the cityof Glasgow.

Formed in 1993, Glasgow Caledonian University is a vibrant, modern university. A small, single-campusinstitution in the heart of the city, it is considered an international centre of excellence, committed to delivering the ultimate student experience through its award winning Saltire Centre and the numerous on-campus facilities available to students.

Glasgow Caledonian is the first Scottish university to open a campus in London and work has started to establish a base in New York with a view to offeringexecutive training and short courses.

Founded in 1451, the University of Glasgow has a tradition of merit as the fourth oldest university in the United Kingdom. It is consistently ranked amongst the top 25 institutions in the UK and is in top one per cent of the world, ensuring it regularly attracts high numbers of applicants from both within the UK and overseas.

The University of Glasgow is profoundly research-led and is both a member of the highly-esteemed Russell Group and Universitas 21. With more than 2,000 active researchers, research grants and contracts income totals more than £128m annually, making it one of the Top 10 earners for research in the UK.

With six universities, Glasgow is one of Europe’s largest

student cities

80,000Students

All domestic and EUstudents receive free tuition, boosting their

disposable income

Glasgow studentproperty yields aresome of the highest

in the UK

FreeTuition

HighRents

Glasgow schoolsare top of the

class as national awards finalists

(Scottish Education Awards 2016)

A Well-connectedInternational City

The combination of transport and technologyinfrastructure places Glasgow ahead of many UK and European locations.

Glasgow is a compact city and transport optionsare plentiful. Glasgow is within an hour’s drive of three international airports, with Glasgow Airport only 15 minutes from the city centre. Rail and motorway links are also extensive and commuter/passenger services are frequent, reliable and well maintained.

An on-going programme of investment in the transport infrastructure ensures that Glasgow is a connected city. Projects such as an extensive development and major expansion at Glasgow Airport and several motorway and rail line improvements are either underway or were recently completed.

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Home to the largest Suburban Commuter Rail System outside London

15 Kilometers of new Fibre Infrastructure

is being laid

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AIRPORTS

100

DIRECT FLIGHTS FROM OVER

SCHEDULED DESTINATIONS

GLASGOW CENTRAL STATION IS EUROPEAN RAIL STATION

OF THE YEAR 2014

170 BUS OPERATORS RUN OVER

SERVICES IN GLASGOW

Glasgow’s subway system is the thirdoldest in the world after London andBudapest. It is currently undergoinga £300 million refurbishment andmodernisation programme. Thesubway has 15 stations, all fully Wi-Fienabled, offering easy access to thecity centre and West End with trainsrunning every five minutes at peaktimes. It only takes 24 minutes tocomplete the full circuit.

Glasgow’s digital connectivity can meet andexceed the most demanding technologyrequirements of today’s progressivecompanies. Through the implementation ofthe Digital Glasgow Project, collaborationacross industry and the public sector, thecity aspires to reach 90% coverage by2018, ideally with speeds of 80–100mbpsand thus exceeding the ScottishGovernment target of availability of nextgeneration broadband by 2020.Glasgow is the first Scottish city to award awireless concession available in the city’sstreets and public spaces.

Glasgow Airport is the UK and ScottishAirport of the Year 2015.Glasgow Airport has approx. 200 flightsdaily.26 new direct routes for 2016 includeMontreal, Toronto, Marseille and Seoul.358 flights to London per week and upto 62 flights per day to/from London.One hour flight time to London.7.7 million passengers pass throughGlasgow Airport annually.More than £60 million investment in theairport over the last four years.Glasgow Prestwick International andEdinburgh International are each 45minutes from Glasgow city centre.

Glasgow Central Station was EuropeanRail Station of the Year 2014.Glasgow Central has connections to allmajor English cities.London can be reached in four to sixhours.There are 38 train links a day betweenGlasgow and London Euston.Glasgow Queen Street station connectsGlasgow to the East and North ofScotland (Edinburgh, Perth, Dundee,Aberdeen and Inverness).Eight trains go to Edinburgh per hour,which can be reached in 50 minutes.The rail network also serves the scenicwest coast towns and villages.Two rail stations in the heart of the citycentre.

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City Investments& Developments

Recognised as a city with sound investment potential, Glasgow is one of the UK’s cities that have been targeted by the real estate fund ‘Best Value UK I’. Glasgow’s retail market grows year on year and a number of expansions and refurbishments are either underway or recently completed.

The Glasgow City Region City Deal, worth �1.44 billion (1.13 billion GBP) are seeking to lever �4.2 billion (3.3 billion GBP) of private investment, this will provide a once-in-a-generation investment into the city region infrastructure over the next 20 years with a pipeline of major infrastructure programmes.

The projects which, through public sector initiatives will create opportunities for private sector investment include Sighthill Transformational Regeneration Area (TRA) in the north of the city centre and the Glasgow Airport Investment Area in neighbouring Renfrewshire, where investment partners are being sought.

Glasgow attracted £5.27 billion of commercialproperty investment in the past decade, ranking firstin Scotland and third for investment outside London.

(CBRE, Core Cities, Core Strengths)

City Deal Projectsthat will benefit bespoke opportunities

CITY CENTREProject budget: �147.5 million (115.5 million GBP)

CLYDE WATERFRONT AND WEST END INNOVATION QUARTERProject budget: �145.5 million (113.9 million GBP)

CANAL AND NORTH GATEWAYProject budget: �107 million (83.7 million GBP)

COLLEGELANDS, CALTON BARRASProject budget: �34.5 million (27 million GBP)

METROPOLITAN GLASGOW STRATEGIC DRAINAGE PARTNERSHIPProject budget: �58.5 million (45.8 million GBP)

GLASGOW HARBOURProject budget: �1.53 billion (1.2 billion GBP)

People Make Glasgow HomeIn 2015, in response to the city’s growing population and to support our thriving economy and inward investment offer, Glasgow City Council launched a new housing strategy, People Make Glasgow Home, committing to building 25,000 new homes in the next 10 years period.

Key areas of this strategy include: land release for the development of affordable homes, helping first-time buyers to access mortgages, turning empty shops into housing, releasing 20 sites for development by housing associations in the first year of the strategy and developing sites for self and custom-build houses.