Glasgow Charing Cross £250m regeneration scheme goes in for planning

By Ariana Hashtrudi2024-03-12T12:29:00

Proposals for student accommodation and hotel unveiled

A £250m masterplan to regenerate the Charing Cross area of Glasgow has been submitted to the local authority.

Developer CXG Glasgow, owned by Tracey Investments, has unveiled plans for a scheme that includes student accommodation, local services and a hotel. Tracy also owns the nearby commercial complex Elmbank Gardens.

The Limited company, is owned by Tracey Investments Limited and owns Venlaw building and Elmbank Gardens, together with the property owners of 300 Bath Street, known as Tay House.

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