Concerns that plans to create 1,100 flats and a hotel beside the Clyde are being partly built on a flood plain have been dismissed, despite fears they were "a red flag".
The proposal for flats at Yorkhill Quay, made up of 500 for private rent, 400 for co-living and 200 for sale with commercial businesses on the ground floors, has been given outline approval by Glasgow Council's planning committee on Wednesday.
The hotel is set to have 200 rooms and there is also be a golf attraction and a river walkway for pedestrians and cyclists.
