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The US fashion brand joins other recent retail signings, including LEGO and Sephora, at the Belfast shopping centre.
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Bob W Belfast City Centre will comprise 84 new-built apartments leased from Z Developments.
The 10-acre site has direct access to Belfast Port and comprises a 91,000 sq ft distribution facility integrated with a 479-space multistorey van parking deck and existing EV charging infrastructure.
New construction starts rose year on year in Belfast, Birmingham, Leeds and Manchester, but the total volume of schemes under construction fell.
The Alma Place scheme was purchased on behalf of Curation's second joint venture with investor Patron Capital.
The plans also include 3,200 sq ft of cafés, shops, leisure and community space, as well as a hotel and aparthotel.
The 12-storey, 75,000 sq ft asset will comprise 11 floors of office space, plus a café and a restaurant, at Bankmore Square.
The first phase of the proposed Clarendon Wharf scheme will comprise 450 one- and two-bedroom apartments for rent.
Invest Northern Ireland has put the 16-unit business park up for sale.
The company said it would reinvest the capital in opportunities with superior income and capital growth potential.
The 17,500 sq ft flagship will be adjacent to Goldsmiths on the upper-ground level, and will deliver its three main lines: Bershka, BSK and Man.
Firm with expertise in commercial leasing, sales, property management and valuations will be rebranded as Savills.
The hotel and leisure group developed and operated the building in the 1990s before Travelodge bought it.
Matthew Neill-McCready, Ciara McCusker and Rebecca Scott have joined as directors and Chris McLean has become a surveyor.
Belfast City Council has appointed construction group GRAHAM as its long-term delivery…
The business has secured sites in Derry, Northern Ireland, and Donegal, the Republic of Ireland, and plans to expand into the Nordic region.
The 21-lane bowling centre will kickstart the development of a 60,000 sq ft food and entertainment quarter at the western end of The Boulevard.
Agent CBRE is confident of achieving a price in the region of €35m (£30.1m).
CBRE predicts greater opportunity thanks to end of Stormont deadlock and decreasing inflationary pressure.
Research shows more beds are needed to meet predicted 20% rise in university applications over next six years.