NOVELTY - The condensation-reducing glazing comprises a pane of body-tinted float glass having innermost and outermost surfaces, and a photoactive, hydrophilic, low emissivity coating layer on the outermost surface of the pane, where the layer has a water droplet contact angle of less than or equal to 30 degrees and an emissivity of less than or equal to 0.7. The coating layer is a transparent composite layer comprising coating layers, a low emissivity layer and an outermost hydrophilic, photoactive layer. The low emissivity layer is a metallic layer with a thickness of less than 100 Angstrom or a metal oxide layer with a thickness of less than 500 Angstrom .    USE - The condensation-reducing glazing is useful as an architectural window and/or as an automotive window (claimed) and in solar cells, where the architectural window of a building is window glass, door glass or roof-window glass and the automotive window is windscreen, rear window, side window or roof window.    ADVANTAGE - The glazing has low emissivity and hydrophilic and photoactive outermost coated surface with a water droplet contact angle of less than or equal to 30 degrees , thus having the capability of reducing or preventing the tendency for condensation to form on its outermost surface and the facility for maintaining the water droplet contact.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - The condensation-reducing glazing comprises a pane of body-tinted float glass having innermost and outermost surfaces, and a photoactive, hydrophilic, low emissivity coating layer on the outermost surface of the pane, where the layer has a water droplet contact angle of less than or equal to 30 degrees and an emissivity of less than or equal to 0.7. The coating layer is a transparent composite layer comprising two or more different coating layers, a low emissivity layer and an outermost hydrophilic, photoactive layer. The low emissivity layer is a metallic layer with a thickness of less than 100 Angstrom , or a metal oxide layer with a thickness of less than 500 Angstrom . The hydrophilic, photoactive layer is the outermost layer of the coating layer, has a thickness of 100-2500 Angstrom and an average surface roughness (Ra) of less than 20 nm and exhibits 5-20 % reflection when measured normal to the coating. INDEPENDENT CLAIMS are included for:    (1) a multiple pane glazing; and    (2) a method of reducing or preventing the tendency for condensation to form on the outermost surface of a glazing.