Plans have been revealed to transform a historic building on a busy Cardiff road into "high quality apartments and a state-of-the-art commercial space". Cardiff Community Housing Association (CCHA) has owned the landmark Victorian building, known as 9-22 Moira Terrace in the Adamsdown area, for more than 30 years.
The run-down three-storey structure currently comprises flats and commercial units. But CCHA says the apartments are "badly configured", communal spaces are "dark and unwelcoming", the block has structural issues, and the commercial units "largely unappealing" - with some standing empty for several years.
It submitted a planning application for the regeneration project in December 2022 and expects a decision to be made this spring. If it is approved, works are expected to start in October this year and take 16 months to complete.
