"That has contributed to large banks of vacant properties, such as the derelict buildings which form part of the proposed Tribeca project in Belfast city centre."
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"Landlords of empty commercial buildings are to start paying full rates, generating £20m for Stormont and local government, the Finance Minister has announced.
At the moment, vacant commercial properties are liable for just 50% of their rates."
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The Communities Minister says he's exploring options for a realistic alternative to the stalled Tribeca scheme. Since announced, it has made little progress and earlier this year it emerged some applications linked to the scheme had been withdrawn. Brendan Hughes has more.
"Stormont's communities minister has said he is exploring options for a "deliverable alternative" to the stalled Tribeca redevelopment project in Belfast city centre."
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Communities Minster has begun his response to the debate.
We have yet to see any meaningful construction on the ground. There is growing frustration among key stakeholders.
Communities Minister will bring together a meeting of all interested stakeholders including Castlebrooke and political parties. This will happen quickly
Communities Minister will bring together a meeting of all interested stakeholders including Castlebrooke and political parties. This will happen quickly
Communities Minster has begun his response to the debate.
We have yet to see any meaningful construction on the ground. There is growing frustration among key stakeholders.
Matthew O’Toole also decry the ‘preposterous’ title of Tribeca. Also calls out widespread failure to collect appropriate rates. Assembly passed motion on that last year but no action followed.