Belfast is Northern Ireland's capital and largest city. It is the twelfth-largest city in the United Kingdom. In recent years Belfast has grown to become one of the UK's fastest growing tech cities, fueling demand for new Grade A office space. Take a look at the construction projects listed below.
Queen’s Quay Kiosk
View looking northeast of the Queen’s Quay Kiosk, home to Native Coffee.
Date: July 2025
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Loftlines
View looking southwest from the Great Light in Titanic Quarter towards the Loft Lines construction site. The development has reached full height, with facade works and internal fit-out underway across the residential blocks.
Date: July 2025
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Hamilton Dock Hotel
View looking west from Titanic Belfast, capturing the Hamilton Dock Hotel (Aloft Hotel and Residence Inn by Marriott®) and Loft Lines developments under construction.
Date: July 2025
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Loftlines
View from Titanic Belfast looking west toward The Loft Lines development. To the left is the Aloft Hotel and Residence Inn by Marriott®, currently under construction.
Date: July 2025
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28 Bruce Street
Street-level view looking northwest from Little Victoria Street car park, showing the completed Vita Student Bruce Street student accommodation.
Date: May 2025
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City Quays 3
View looking northwest across the River Lagan, showing City Quays 2 and the AC Hotel alongside the construction site of City Quays 3.
Date: March 2018
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AC Hotel
Street level view of AC Hotel, looking south along Donegall Quay towards the M3 Lagan Bridge and Obel Tower.
Date: May 2025
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Leicester House
Aerial view of Leicester House at 61–63 Royal Avenue, showcasing the OUR CITY mural by artist Alana McDowell.
Date: July 2025
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Belfast Stories
Aerial view of the Belfast Stories site at Royal Avenue and North Street, featuring the former Bank of Ireland building, which is set to be transformed into a major cultural and tourism destination.
Date: July 2025
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32-40 Donegall Street
Aerial view of 32–40 Donegall Street, with the derelict North Street Arcade visible to the rear. Both properties fall within the Tribeca Belfast regeneration area, although associated planning applications have since lapsed or been withdrawn.
Date: July 2025
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Sessia House
Aerial view of the recently refurbished Sessia House. The ground floor is now occupied by Neighbourhood Café, following a high-spec fit-out completed in early 2025.
Date: July 2025
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Transport House
Aerial photo of Transport House, showing scaffolding being removed following major restoration works to bring this Grade B+ listed landmark back into use, with the restored facade and new rooftop extension visible.
Date: July 2025
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