º£½ÇÊÓÆµ

Oops.

Our website is temporarily unavailable in your location.

We are working hard to get it back online.

PRIVACY
Commercial Property

Details of 40-acre city centre scheme unveiled to regenerate brownfield site

Project aims to strengthen connections between Cardiff city centre and the Bay, with 2,500 new homes alongside 54,000 sq m of space for businesses, leisure, hospitality and retail users

What the proposed ‘Embankment’ development in Cardiff will look like

The masterplan for a 40-acre site of homes, businesses, leisure and retail in Cardiff city centre is being unveiled today.

The regeneration plans for a brownfield site in the capital will be shown by developer Vastint º£½ÇÊÓÆµ as a public consultation launches today.

The mixed-use project aims to strengthen connections between Cardiff city centre and the Bay along the banks of the River Taff. And members of the public have been invited to share their views on the scheme.

The Embankment at Dumballs Road will aim to deliver a sustainable redevelopment of a 40-acre site, creating up to 2,500 new homes alongside 54,000 sq m of business space, as well as opportunities for leisure, hospitality and retail users, on what is currently seen as under-utilised, low-quality industrial space.

The proposal will open up access to the riverside, reconnecting the city to the Bay with an uninterrupted pathway, and will provide connections between Grangetown and Butetown with a new cycle and footbridge across the River Taff.

The plans also include open spaces, with a new riverside park and water taxi stop.

The sustainable redevelopment will create 2,500 new homes

Vastint º£½ÇÊÓÆµ has agreed a contribution of 12.5% affordable housing to aid Cardiff council’s efforts to meet its housing targets.

Andrew Cobden, managing director of Vastint º£½ÇÊÓÆµ, said: “Cardiff has a beautiful river running through its centre but access to it has been limited for many years. We are excited to bring forward proposals that will breathe new life into the riverfront, by opening up access through a new riverside park, and provide opportunities for new jobs and housing.