The area could be used for 'high quality' riverside flats.
documents said an offer was received from property development company Nixon Blue, which would see the location used for “high quality” riverside flats and ground floor commercial units.
He added that knocking the building down would deliver “significant benefits” to the wider community.Mr Hunter said the restoration of Forbes Place, activation of a long-standing “neglected site”, and removing a “derelict” building to improve the living environment for neighbours were factors. “Shawl warehouses are an important element of Paisley’s industrial heritage and Forbes Place makes a significant contribution to the town.
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