The former RGU student union building was part of an application for planning permission for a hotel.
The Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen (RGU) has sold two of its premises in the city centre.
The Clarke Building and the students’ union, both on Schoolhill, were purchased by MHDV Property Holdings and will now be used as part of a regeneration strategy in the area.
The move comes as part of the university’s transfer of academic activities to its Garthdee campus.
Principal Professor Ferdinand von Prondzynski, principal of RGU, said: “The completion of the sale marks our commitment both to our Garthdee campus and to supporting the regeneration of Aberdeen’s city centre.”
Robert Gordon University sells two buildings in Aberdeen city centre
