Shopping Centres located in County Antrim - Northern Ireland

New Anchor Leisure Scheme due Autumn 2023. 1.91 Million - Population of Northern Ireland. 9.5 Million - Tourists visting each year. 724,000 - Population in belfast primary catchment area. 10 million - annual footfall. 15,000 New students at the university Of ulster campus with 3,000 staff minutes away - £500 Million. A Leisure scheme due to open Autumn 2023. A 340,000 sq ft shopping centre with 81 stores and eateries. With parking for over 1,600 cars at the Centre and Park Mark approval, parking in Belfast city centre has never been simpler. ‘The Avenue’ cinema is now open! Adjacent to major - development Belfast Stories’ upcoming £100 million tourism destination less than 1 minute from CastleCourt. Summer 2022 saw a record number of cruise ships visiting Belfast, bringing 325,500 visitors. While over 2.2 million passengers flowed through NI’s three main airports between January and May 2022. CastleCourt Shopping Centre has the busiest foodcourt in NI, hosting top brands such as KFC, Burger King and Subway.

Forestside Shopping Centre is a 304,000 sq ft stand-alone shopping mall located in an affluent catchment on the outskirts of Belfast. As Belfast’s premier out of town shopping centre, it occupies a prime location in the south east of the city at the junction of Saintfield Road and Upper Knockbreda Road. The three anchor stores - Marks & Spencer, Sainsbury’s and Dunnes Stores are complemented by leading high street names including: Next, H&M, Goldsmiths, Clarks, Monsoon, New Look, Oasis, Warehouse, H Samuel, Molton Brown and Boots. The very strong fashion statement with a line-up of top brands, which is complemented by the other uses and the external trading, creates a real attraction and sense of place for visitors from the wider community. In 2015 the H&M followed NEXT and extended its store at the heart of the central mall by a further 2,800 sq ft to provide almost 16,500 of fashion. 2016 has already seen the food and beverage offer improved further with the newly extended M&S’ Café Revive being joined by a 3,187 sq ft Caffe Nero.

Tower Centre is one of the main shopping centres within Ballymena, comprising 175,000 sq ft of retail space. There are over 50 retail units and ccupiers include River Island, New Look, Boots, Woolworths and Primark. It lies adjacent to public car parking facilities including a multi storey car park.

Park Centre comprises over 30 retail outlets with excellent letting space and opportunities. The Centre provides free surface car parking and designated disabled parking. Tenants at the site include Dunnes Stores, New Look, Iceland and Superdrug among others.

The mall forms the pedestrian link between Great Victoria Street and The Bus & Rail stations and multi storey car park. The mall comprises 14 retail units of varying sizes with the common service yard to the rear. Other retailers within the mall include Caffe Nero, Boots and Metro Barbers.

The Centre is anchored by an 88,000 sq ft Tesco Extra, with a small mall occupied by Burger King, Card Factory, Medicare and Tesco Cafe. The Range and constructing a 40,000 sq ft store adjoining the centre, and the new mall units will complete the development. The Centre has an appoximate footfall of 3,000,000 people per annum, an average of 58,000 per week. This will increase significantly upon completion of the development.

The scheme is a £300 million urban regeneration project in Belfast city centre providing c. 800,000 sq ft of retail/leisure over 4 floors, leisure units including restaurants, bars and cafes, c. 1,000 car parking spaces and 106 apartments. Centered around a glass dome, this project was developed by Dutch based Multi Development, a major international developer with wide experience throughout Europe, and is now owned by German fund CRI. Anchored by the Province's first House of Fraser Department Store of 200,000 sq ft, other exciting retailers include the first Hollister store, Cruise, River Island, H & M Hennes, Urban Outfitters, Topshop, Coast, Hobbs, LK Bennett, Ted Baker and many more. Restaurants are located on the first and second floors, and include Chiquitos, Nandos, Pizza Express, Frankie & Benny's, TGI Fridays, China Buffet King, Spur, La Tasca, Pizza Hut, McDonalds, Costa and O'Briens. Footfall for 2009 averaged 190,000.

Connswater Shopping Centre and Retail Park (c.358,000 sq ft) is located 2 miles from Belfast City Centre and provides the principle retail facilities for the densely populated area of East Belfast which has a population of c. 150,000 people within a 10 minute drive time. Major tenants within the scheme include New Look, Boots, Poundland, H Samuel, Perfume Shop, Peacocks, Optical Express, Clarks and Argos The scheme benefits from 1,642 free car parking spaces.

Castle Mall is a busy provincial shopping centre, with tenants including New Look, Superdrug, Holland & Barrett, Poundland, Poundstretcher, Specsavers & Gordons Chemists

Ards Shopping Centre comprises a single level, enclosed mall that has long been established as Newtownards prime retail location. It attracts 100,000 customers per week. Tenants include Asda, Iceland, Poundland, Argos, River Island, Next, Evans, Clarks, Superdrug, Boots The Chemists, Eason, Holland & Barrett and Primark.

Upmarket retail units in a mall, forming part of a period building with stunning architecture and roof lights. Queens Arcade is one of Belfast's most successful retail locations. Tenants include The Carphone Warehouse, Ernest Jones, Jonathan Key Opticians and Reids Florists.

Donegall Place represents Belfast’s prime shopping pitch. Nearby retailers include Marks & Spencer, Easons, Next, Boots, New Look, Primark, Zara, Schuh and Disney. Trading within the street is strong with several retailers shortly to commence significant upsizing.

Located in the busy heart of Belfast, Donegall Arcade comprises 16 stores offering giftware, high fashion, music, game and electronics ranges. It boasts some of the finest independent stores in Belfast rubbing shoulders with some of the UK's biggest names.

A £18m regeneration project, offering a mix of retail and leisure facilities designed by Kemp Muir Wealleans on behalf of their client Ewartco plc. Features of the original Gallagher warehouses were retained. Tenants include Marks & Spencer, Gap, Sainsbury's, Monsoon, IKEA and many more.

The Fountain Centre is occuped by independent, unique retailers including gifts, jewellery, accessories and crafts. The centre is set in a pretty and popular piazza and fountain with a host of restaurants and cafes and the tourist attraction 'The Alice Clock'.

Lisburn Square comprises 30 mixed retail units with a strong fashion core in a courtyard layout. Tenants include Next, Argos, JD Wetherspoon and French Connection. Above the retail units are 45 luxury apartments and 5 fully fitted office suites.

The De Courcy centre is the principle retail provision in the town with c.70,000 sqft with anchor stores Iceland and Home Bargains. Additional tenants include New Look, Bon Marche and Shoe Zone and adjacent retailers include Peacocks and Superdrug.

An architecturally acclaimed period building constructed in 1905 and redeveloped in the 1980's, now offers a shopping mall with designer fashion and giftware. It is also a conference and exhibition centre and has food outlets on the ground floor.

Fairhill Shopping Centre comprises 225,000 sq ft of retail space and is home to over 50 stores including a selection of restaurants.