Belfast City Council has highlighted a number of ongoing projects in the area
Belfast City Council has said that work is ongoing to make the City Centre "clean, safe and welcoming" as it highlights ongoing projects to improve the area.
Read more: Belfast city centre: PSNI responds after videos of drug use and anti social behaviour shared on social media Belfast Stories Project Architects Ralph Appelbaum Associates to design the visitor attraction element of the landmark £100 million Belfast Stories project, which is due to open on Royal Avenue in 2029, as part of the Belfast Region City Deal programme, it includes the historic former Bank of Ireland building.
Councillors have also agreed to look at how best to open up potential residential space above ground floor shop units, alongside continuing work to develop four key city centre sites for housing use in lands around the inner north-west portion, close to Kent Street and Smithfield, with the process to appoint a housing association now nearing completion.
It says that City Centre footfall "has increased by 3.7% and it was the best performing city in the UK for footfall in June 2024, according to data from the NI Retail Consortium and Sensormatic IQ."
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