14th November 2018
Blog »
Category: Developers
11th October 2018
Belfast’s first ‘build to rent’ apartment scheme gets the thumbs-up from planners
Plans for Belfast’s first ‘build to rent’ apartment scheme in the Cathedral Quarter have been given the nod by planners. Based in the city’s Academy Street, between Ulster University and The MAC, the £15m project is expected to create 110 jobs both directly and indirectly, during the construction phase and 25 when completed. A report […]10th October 2018
£2.5m housing project announced
A builder has announced he is breaking away from the family business and going it alone to develop a £2.5m housing project for his new firm. After 14 years with Hagan Homes, Jamesy Hagan, from Ballyclare in Co Antrim, has set up Seventh Developments. The business has started work on 21 new homes at Fort […]3rd October 2018
Two new Belfast hotels could be on their way in a £40m project
In an investment of over £40m from one of Northern Ireland’s biggest property developers, two new apart-hotels could be on their way to Belfast. The owner of boutique hotel Ten Square in Belfast centre, Patrick Kearney, is launching a bid to bring the brand to locations at Stockmans Way and Apollo Road. The Ten Square […]18th September 2018
‘Smart Apartments’ a success with further plans for Belfast city centre
- in New Homes
4th September 2018
Former Portrush residential home hits the market at £750,000
A development opportunity has hit the market in Portrush. York House, which was formerly used as a residential care home by the Presbyterian Church, is a four-storey mid-terrace property overlooking the sea including Portrush harbour and the Skerries Islands. Portrush is continuously popular both a residential area and holiday destination. The area has additionally attracted […]9th August 2018
£400m Waterside scheme expected to get green light
Planners at Belfast City Council are expected to give the go ahead to the first stage of a £400m regeneration scheme on the site of the former Sirocco Works. The application, the first in a series linked to the overall scheme, will go before Belfast City Council’s planning committee on Tuesday, with a recommendation for […]30th July 2018
Nambarrie Tea building bought for £2.5m by hotelier
Belfast’s famous Nambarrie Tea building has been acquired by a hotel firm in a deal worth £2.55m. The industrial building in Waring Street in the city’s Cathedral Quarter is thought to have attracted interest from at least four hotel companies before the successful bid – which was above the £2.2m asking price. The building spent […]24th June 2018
£18m plan for Belfast student accommodation
Botanic Link- the land between University Road and Botanic Avenue, in South Belfast will house more student accommodation. The Botanic railway line was covered in a culvert around 20 years ago to prepare it for development although previous bids to build apartments on the site did not progress. Details have also emerged of plans for […]20th June 2018
