Weavers Court Business Park is home to over 40 different national and international businesses, ranging from those involved in Hollywood to global technology firms.

Based in the heart of Belfast, minutes from the city’s centre, an old linen factory has been transformed into a modern commercial and technological hub that has contributed to the regeneration of the area.

Home to over 750 employees in 42 different businesses, spanning technology and other sectors. Wearer's Court is only 10 minutes’ walk from Belfast city centre with its hotels and social life, five minutes from the newly developing Weavers Cross Transport Hub, and 15 minutes’ walk from the two universities.

website - www.weaverscourt.com

City Quays is Belfast's newest and most modern mixed-use regeneration project, providing commercial offices in City Quays 1 and City Quays 2, shops, cafes, restaurants and other local services and the new AC Hotel by Marriott Belfast right on Belfast's waterfront.

Major Tenants include:

• • Baker McKenzie

  • TSYS (Cayan)

  • Golf Now

  • AC by Mariott

  • Aflac

  • Ulster Television

website - www.belfast-harbour.co.uk

The Gasworks is a redevelopment of the city's former Gasworks by Belfast City Council and Laganside Corporation.

The development has retained much of the buildings of the gasworks which was closed in 1988, including the "Klondyke Building" now home to the Northern Ireland Environment Agency which lines the Ormeau Road and its restored clock tower.

The area between this and the Lagan has been cleared, and the site's massive gas holders (once the largest in the world) have been removed.

Major tenants include:

• • Lloyds Banking Group

  • Version 1

  • Deloitte Digital

  • Radisson Blu

  • FinTrU

  • Ormeau Business Park

  • Allianz

  • Applied Systems

  • Herbert Smith Freehills

The Cathedral Quarter is a developing area of the city, roughly situated between Royal Avenue near where the Belfast Central Library building is, and the Dunbar Link in the city centre. From one of its corners, the junction of Royal Avenue, Donegall Street and York Street, the Cathedral Quarter lies south and east. Part of the area, centred on Talbot Street behind the cathedral, was formerly called the Half Bap.[3] The "Little Italy" area was on the opposite side of Great Patrick Street centred on Little Patrick Street and Nelson Street.

The Cathedral Quarter extends out to the edge of what can be referred as the old merchant quarter of the city. Past where the merchant area meets the Cathedral Quarter is still mostly merchant trade and services orientated and undeveloped for visitor services.

The Cathedral Quarter is so called because St Anne's Cathedral lies at its heart. St. Anne's or Belfast Cathedral is a Church of Ireland cathedral.

Major Tenants include:

• Rapid7

• Contrast Security

• Dynamic Signal

• Signifyd

• Symphony Talent (SmashFly)

• Ulster University

• Merchant Hotel

Accommodating 1- 300 persons in a mix of co-working space and private offices, Arthur House is optimal for Entrepreneurs or SMEs looking to start up or expand their business in Belfast.

The Area

• • 18-minute drive to George Best City Airport

  • 9 minutes from Belfast Central Railway Station

  • 9-minute walk to the Europa Bus centre

  • 4-minute walk to Donegall Square

  • 4-minute walk to City Hall

  • 10 minutes to Port of Belfast

  • Nearby car parking available

  • Immediate access to restaurants, retail and fitness

  • Private Office Space To Rent

Amenities

• • High Speed internet

  • Nespresso Coffee

  • Bike Storage

  • Lockers

  • Reception Services

  • Meeting Rooms

  • Facilities Team

  • Private Phone Booths

  • 24/7 Security

  • Unique Common Areas

  • Showers

  • Daily Cleaning

website - www.glandore.co

On the outside, the Scottish Provident Building is an icon of yesterday’s business success. On the inside, it’s home to the ideas, innovation and talent that are fuelling tomorrow

Amenities

• • Secure 24/7 access

  • Hot desking + co working space

  • Secure areas of each floor

  • Meeting rooms with audio visual equipment

  • High speed broadband internet

  • Air conditioning

  • Passenger Lift

  • Parking Available

  • Showers

  • Bike Storage

  • Reception Services

  • Cleaning Services

  • Printing

  • Outdoor Terrace

Address: 7 Donegall Square W, Belfast BT1 6JH

Centre House on Belfast’s Chichester Street is the first of a number of locations in the city centre to house StepSpace, an exciting first-of-its-kind office space concept aimed at fast scaling tech companies.

Developed to bridge the gap between co-working office space and the traditional city centre office letting, StepSpace represents an initial committed investment of £3m by Causeway Asset Management.

Offering an alternative to the traditional five or ten year lease, an ongoing membership at StepSpace not only entitles companies to private office space set around a communal core, but also a range of operational and support services.

Flexibility by design means member companies have the opportunity to grow in a fully scalable, modular office environment and can ‘scale up’ without relocating, therefore avoiding property searches and lease negotiations.

Address - Centre House, Chichester Street, Belfast BT1 4JR.

website - www.stepspace.com