Report by Executive Director of Development and Regeneration Services. Contact: Anne Murray Ext: CITY INVESTMENT LEVELS

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Glasgow City Council Regeneration and the Economy Policy Development Committee Item 6 4 th June 2013 Report by Executive Director of Development and Regeneration Services Contact: Anne Murray Ext: 77218 CITY INVESTMENT LEVELS Purpose of Report: To raise awareness of the current levels of investment in the city. Recommendations: The committee is asked to note the levels of investment in the city and the intention of the Glasgow Economic Partnership to use this to actively promote the economic regeneration of the City. Ward No(s): Citywide: Local member(s) advised: Yes No Consulted: Yes No PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING: Any Ordnance Survey mapping included within this Report is provided by Glasgow City Council under licence from the Ordnance Survey in order to fulfil its public function to make available Council-held public domain information. Persons viewing this mapping should contact Ordnance Survey Copyright for advice where they wish to licence Ordnance Survey mapping/map data for their own use. The OS web site can be found at <http://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk>". If accessing this Report via the Internet, please note that any mapping is for illustrative purposes only and is not true to any marked scale.

1. BACKGROUND 1.1 Annual crane surveys are the traditional method of monitoring development activity. Drivers Jonas Deloitte (DJD) currently conducts annual surveys covering Office, Retail, Residential, Student Housing, Education, Hotels and Leisure. The survey also highlights trends over time in UK Cities. 1.2 DJD use the following criteria to define what to include in a Crane Survey: Time period (from the previous Crane Survey to July of new survey year) Size band minimum (Office 10,000 sq feet, Residential - 25 units, Education, Leisure and Hotel - significant scheme for inclusion) Construction type (New build or significant/comprehensive - work to have started, demolition stages not included) Market boundary (as defined by local specialists with Glasgow defined as the City Centre) 1.3 The most recent survey for Glasgow from DJD was in 2011. Since 2012, DJD has not compiled a survey for each City, favouring a UK approach. This change, DJD explain, is a result of low levels of new activity throughout the UK. 1.4 The 2012 UK Crane Survey stated that development activity in Glasgow has more or less ground to a halt. This can be explained by the current economic and funding difficulties and the restrictive criteria used. 1.5 This report, favours a broader set of criteria to provide a clearer picture of activity and investment in Glasgow. This includes: those investments that have been formally announced with a firm intention to begin; expanding the geographical area to include areas outside the City Centre (e.g. South Glasgow Hospital Campus); and a longer time frame of two years to show developments which are under construction plus those recently completed. 1.6 Additionally, as the Crane Survey is commonly viewed as quite a rudimentary assessment of investment levels, defining development more broadly reflects the level of activity in the city more accurately and covers all dimensions which are of importance to businesses in the City, potential investors and residents.

2. RECENTLY COMPLETED, CURRENT AND PLANNED INVESTMENT 2.1 The following sections list investment per sector using this criteria. This is not exhaustive and will be an ongoing piece of work which will be updated and amended as required. 2.2 INFRASTRUCTURE Scottish Water (Waste Water, Flood Underway prevention and upgrade of water mains in city centre) 253.50 Glasgow International Airport 17.00 Underway Underground 246.00 Underway TSB Future Cities 24.00 Underway Bells Bridge 1.60 Underway TIF 80.00 Underway BT New Telecomms Interchanges 75.00 Underway Dalmarnock Station 11.00 Completed M74 and M80 600.00 Completed SECC Car park 23.00 Completed Fastlink 40.00 Planned Robroyston Rail Station 2.50 Planned Albert Bridge 2.60 Planned Underway 697.10 Completed 634.00 Planned 45.10 1,376.20M 2.3 RETAIL Atlas 61.00 Completed Buchanan Galleries Expansion 310.00 Planned Silverburn Expansion 20.00 Planned The Forge Refurbishment 8.00 Planned The Fort 9.00 Planned Underway 0.00 Completed 61.00 Planned 347.00 408.00M

2.4 OFFICE 110 Queen St 70.00 Underway Odeon Site 60.00 Underway Guildhall 1.20 Completed G1 3.50 Completed Red Tree Bridgeton 3.50 Completed Olympia 10.00 Completed Collegelands (Phase 1) 250.00 Completed Eastgate 10.00 Completed Dalmarnock Office Development 24.00 Planned Scottish Power HQ 100.00 Planned St Vincent Plaza 65.00 Planned Underway 130.00 Completed 278.20 Planned 189.00 597.20 2.5 RESIDENTIAL (including Student Accommodation) GCC Housing Investment 182.00 Underway/Ongoing GHA (2011 2014 ) per year 100.00 Underway/Ongoing Sighthill 250.00 Underway Athletes Village 245.00 Underway Anderston SSHA 50.00 Underway Maryhill Locks 16.00 Underway Collegelands Student Accommodation * Completed (*figure included in office developments) Polmadie Recycling and Renewable Energy Centre 154.00 Planned Underway 843.00 Completed * Planned 154.00 997.00M

2.6 EDUCATION Glasgow School of Art 50.00 Underway University of Strathclyde Estates 350.00 Underway UofS Technology and Innovation Centre 89.00 Underway (ITREZ) SE Industry Engagement Building (ITREZ) 10.00 Underway GCC Schools 250.00 Underway Royal Conservatoire of Scotland 8.80 Completed City of Glasgow College 228.00 Planned University of Glasgow Campus Expansion 135.00 Planned Glasgow Caledonian University Campus Redevelopment 30.00 Planned Underway 749.00 Completed 8.80 Planned 393.00 1,150.80M 2.7 HOTELS Premier Inn at St Andrews House 27.50 Completed Jury s Refurbishment 3.00 Completed Citizen M Hotel 10.00 Completed Indigo Hotel 11.50 Completed Easyhotel 6.00 Completed Park Inn at West George Street 4.60 Planned Devere Urban Village Resort at Pacific Quay 20.00 Planned Premier Inn at Pacific Quay 20.00 Planned Z Hotel at North Frederick Street 1.00+ Planned Holiday Inn Glasgow Green TBC Planned Underway 0.00 Completed 58.00 Planned 45.60 103.60

2.8 LEISURE/EVENTS The Hydro 125.00 Underway Glasgow 2014 new and refurbishments 318.00 Completed Theatre Royal Expansion 11.50 Planned National Theatre of Scotland 5.50 Planned Glasgow Film Theatre 1.60 Planned Underway 125.00 Completed 318.00 Planned 18.60 461.60M 2.9 HEALTH New South Glasgow Hospital (including the 888.50 Underway/Planned Teaching and Learning Building and the Clinical Research Facility) New Health Centres (Gorbals, Woodside, Maryhill and Possilpark) 40.00 Underway/Planned Underway 852.00 Completed 00.00 Planned 76.50 928.50M 2.10 SUMMARY SECTOR Underway Completed Planned Infrastructure 697.10 634.00 45.10 1,376.20 Retail 0.00 61.00 347.00 408.00 Office 130.00 278.20 189.00 597.20 Residential 843.00 0.00 154.00 997.00 Education 749.00 8.80 393.00 1,150.80 Hotels 0.00 58.00 45.60+ 103.60 Leisure/Events 125.00 318.00 18.60 461.60 Health 852.00 0.00 76.50 928.50 S 3,396.10 1,358.00 1,268.80 6,022.90m

3. COUNCIL STRATEGIC PLAN IMPLICATIONS Economic Impact: Sustainability: Financial: Legal: Personnel: Sustainable Procurement and Article 19: Potential to attract more investment to Glasgow. Investment levels to be monitored to ensure they are maintained. N/A N/A Use of this information by existing personnel in promotion of Glasgow N/A 4. RECOMMENDATIONS 4.1 The committee is asked to note the levels of investment in the city and the intention of the Glasgow Economic Partnership to use this to actively promote the economic regeneration of the City. Development and Regeneration Services AM/060-13. Date 22 nd May 2013