A multiplex cinema, 50,000 square feet of additional leisure space, new restaurants covering 40,000 square feet, a 100 plus bed hotel, and a multi storey car park are lined up on and around Market Square.
It is anticipated 430 new jobs will be created once all of phase one is open to the public - and more than 500 construction jobs will be available during its 2 year build.
Urban&Civic last week submitted an official planning application for the first phase and the latest jobs figures come as major boost during Wolverhampton Business Week.
Strong demand from occupiers means construction remains on track to start in 2018.
Councillor John Reynolds, Cabinet Member for City Economy, said: "These figures show just how this type of investment not only regenerates the city - but also impacts on people's lives by delivering jobs.
"Business Week is highlighting the £3.7 billion of investment that is on site or in the pipeline in the City of Wolverhampton and there is a general enthusiasm around the Westside opportunity.
"Urban&Civic possess an excellent track record in delivering comparable high quality schemes in the UK and have the financial support in place."
Construction on phase 1 of the project is expected to be complete by early 2020. It encompasses land between Penn Road Island and Salop Street, including the current School Street and Peel Street car parks and the area around Market Square.
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- released: Wednesday 27 September, 2017