1st Get Living Project in Scotland, and the largest build-to rent development there with focus on  student housing  and services.

In Scotland’s biggest city, Get Living already has planning consent to develop a 7-acre (2.8-hectare) site In Scotland’s biggest city, at the  heart of  Glasgow  into a residential neighbourhood  of  more  than  700  homes and  student  studios.

Get Living’s  first  neighbourhood in  Scotland will  be built on a site  adjacent to   the  High Street  rail station, connecting the Merchant City district to the East End. This area was the original location  of Glasgow University and the Hunterian Museum – later becoming a goods yard for the City of Glasgow University and the Hunterian Museum – later becoming a goods yard for the City  of Glasgow Union Railway Company. An underground stream known as Molendinar Burn, the  original freshwater source upon which Glasgow was founded, passes beneath this important site.  However, other than a small section currently used as a car park, it has lain empty and derelict  for  some years.

Get Living’s exciting new development will include a public square, along with over 32,000 sq ft (3,000 sqm) of retail, leisure, food, drink and commercial business space served by  new tree-lined  access routes.