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Welcome to Central Quay, where a business park and a city centre meet down at the waterfront.
Just when you thought you knew all there was to know about business parks, along comes Goodman and redefines the concept with our philosophy of ‘adding extra’. We believe in adding something to every aspect of the business park experience, in thinking green and in delivering the best for you and your business. Central Quay is a reflection of that philosophy. We’d like to share our vision.
Central Quay, developed by Goodman, is a true city centre business park, one of the first in the UK. It combines all the advantages of an out-of-town business campus with the convenience of a city centre location. On the north bank of the River Clyde, adjacent to Glasgow city centre, Central Quay will provide 46,451 sq m (500,000 sq ft) of first class office space on a 3.6 hectare (9 acre) site. The park’s location, alongside the main approach from the M8 motorway into the city centre, makes it a highly visible and accessible landmark.
A true business park environment at the very heart of the city.
Recent years have seen an explosion of activity on Glasgow’s waterfront. Traditional riverside development has begun to spread to the West and this area has now become a magnet for huge investment. At the heart of this is Central Quay.
- The waterfront has seen a dramatic upgrading of streetscape, lighting, and bridges, including the construction of the Clyde Arc linking Finnieston and Pacific Quay. (www.clydewaterfront.com)
- Fronting onto the Clyde and including Central Quay, Glasgow’s International Financial Services District is a world-class business location, which has benefited from a £750 million investment over the past 5 years, transforming this 1 sq km of the city centre (www.ifsd.co.uk)
- Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre (SECC) is about to get undergo a £60 million makeover with the creation of a 12,500 seated indoor arena