Regeneration site, east Belfast
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Regeneration site, east Belfast
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 8 Nov 2011
Over the last 25 (or so) years the private sector invested considerable amounts of money on prestige city centre Image, Laganside Image, Titanic Quarter Image and on suburban residential developments Image While there was public expenditure on new housing Image and Image many of the buildings fronting the Albertbridge and Newtownards Roads have fallen into a woeful state. This site, between Carnforth and Templemore Streets, off the former, has been acquired by the Department for Social Development as a “regeneration site”. Another one “The Skainos Project” http://www.skainos.org/ , on the Newtownards Road, is under construction.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.596405
Longitude
-5.897778