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Harris Quarter Regeneration - other key development projects

Aside from the Harris Quarter Towns Fund Investment Programme (2021 - 2026), other private and public sector funded investment and development projects will also be key to assisting in the transformation of the Harris Quarter and working towards achieving the aim of improving the area's cultural, leisure and city living offer - further increasing both footfall and spend in the city.

The following information gives an overview of key completed, current and future investment and development projects taking place across the Harris Quarter.

Preston Markets

  • Preston Market Hall opened in early 2018
  • Comprises 1200sqm of trading space within a contemporary glazed open aired enclosure
  • Included the restoration of the 1875 Market Canopy
  • Box Market under the Fish Market canopy plus public realm work

Preston Market Hall entrance

Bishopgate Gardens

  • Flagship conversion of Red Rose and Elizabethan House into 130 luxury 1, 2  and 3 bedroom apartments now complete
  • Features on-site cafĂ©, co-working space, residents' lounge, concierge, roof gardens and on-site independent retailers
  • A new step-change providing premium apartments to cater for demand for high end city centre living

More about City Living developments

Bishopgate Gardens building

Bus Station

  • RIBA Award winning refurbishment of the iconic bus station
  • A new 33 bay bus station with a 4 bay coach park
  • Refurbished multi-storey car park providing 600 spaces
  • New public square connects to the city centre

Preston Bus Station

Former Post Office hotel development

  • Conversion of the Old Post Office building into a hotel is underway

Former post office hotel development

Public Realm Investment

  • Government backed investment in key areas of the city
  • Includes public realm investment improvements similar to those already carried out on Fishergate
  • Opening up new sites for development by improving public transport links and key corridors

More about Public Realm investment