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Area Name
Average Price View Area
Anderston £137,299 View Area
Anniesland £94,591 View Area
Ashfield £57,635 View Area
Baillieston £72,677 View Area
Barlanark £47,681 View Area
Battlefield £87,963 View Area
Blairdardie £69,561 View Area
Braidfauld £48,521 View Area
Bridgeton/Dalmarnock £54,416 View Area
Calton £77,636 View Area
Cardonald £70,031 View Area
Carmunnock £103,156 View Area
Carntyne £44,513 View Area
Carnwadric £57,842 View Area
Castlemilk £51,097 View Area
Cathcart £98,687 View Area
Cowlairs £55,281 View Area
Crookston £59,220 View Area
Darnley £100,162 View Area
Dennistoun £68,287 View Area
Drumoyne £55,665 View Area
Drumry £61,213 View Area
Easterhouse £37,583 View Area
Firhill £91,073 View Area
Garrowhill £96,580 View Area
Gartcraig £59,145 View Area
Garthamlock £75,224 View Area
Glenwood £49,174 View Area
Govan £47,123 View Area
Govanhill £53,574 View Area
Greenfield £53,832 View Area
Hayburn £114,605 View Area
Hillhead £165,876 View Area
Hutchesontown £83,524 View Area
Hyndland £174,384 View Area
Ibrox £43,722 View Area
Jordanhill £183,927 View Area
Kelvindale £147,074 View Area
Kelvingrove £134,496 View Area
Keppochhill £67,267 View Area
King's Park £73,592 View Area
Kingston £89,966 View Area
Knightswood Park £84,738 View Area
Knightswood South £69,147 View Area
Langside £94,287 View Area
Maryhill £62,479 View Area
Maxwell Park £174,413 View Area
Merchant City £110,944 View Area
Milnbank £78,897 View Area
Milton £51,390 View Area
Mosspark £70,187 View Area
Mount Florida £81,922 View Area
Mount Vernon £85,381 View Area
Newlands £114,362 View Area
Nitshill £62,102 View Area
North Cardonald £57,394 View Area
North Kelvin £114,009 View Area
Parkhead £43,938 View Area
Partick £129,974 View Area
Penilee £79,840 View Area
Pollok £79,739 View Area
Pollokshaws £92,746 View Area
Pollokshields East £93,239 View Area
Queenslie £47,635 View Area
Robroyston £96,918 View Area
Royston £41,852 View Area
Scotstoun £80,916 View Area
Shettleston £64,726 View Area
Springburn £52,545 View Area
Strathbungo £76,418 View Area
Summerhill £40,500 View Area
Summerston £71,170 View Area
Tollcross Park £45,526 View Area
Toryglen £48,662 View Area
Victoria Park £112,958 View Area
Wallacewell £52,188 View Area
Woodlands £104,590 View Area
Wyndford £77,155 View Area
Yoker £65,855 View Area

About Glasgow City

Glasgow is the largest and most populous county in Scotland and lies in the Central Region. The population of Glasgow is now 600,000 however this figure was much higher in past times before many people were relocated to new towns such as Cumbernauld and East Kilbride. At one point during the 19th century Glasgow was the fourth largest city in Europe after London, Paris and Berlin; Glasgow was also known as the ‘second city of the empire’ due to its financial and trading importance.

Glasgow is the third largest economy in the UK after London and Edinburgh with over 12,000 companies employing over 410,000 people. Major industries in present day Glasgow include: finance, biotechnology, electronics, software development and various service industries. Traditional heavy industries such as ship building, transportation of coal and other goods and metal working have been gradually replaced over the years through investment by The Scottish Executive which is based in the centre of Glasgow.

Glasgow University is one of the longest established and well respected educational institutions and was founded in 1451 and has its main buildings in the West part of the city in buildings designed in the Gothic Revival style by Sir George Gilbert Scott. Other significant educators are: the Glasgow School of Art, the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow Caledonian University and the University of West Scotland.

Glasgow is one of the only cities in the UK with a fully operation underground train system, alongside Birmingham and London. There is one line starting from the South of the city to the West, another line taking in the East of the city were never completed. Glasgow is home to the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum which is second only to Edinburgh Castle in attracting tourists with millions coming each year to see dinosaurs, Egyptian remains, Roman relics and Salvador Dali’s world famous ‘Christ of St John of the Cross’.

Famous Glaswegians include artist Robert Rennie Macintosh, inventor of the TV set John Logie Baird, Prime Minster Gordon Brown, chemist Joseph Lister, writer Robert Louis Stevenson, industrialist James Watt and architect Alexander ‘Greek’ Thompson.



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