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Newcastle Herald
Newcastle Herald
Madeline Link

'Slow and painful death': business owners' plea to end EastEnd inertia

An artist's impression of an EastEnd penthouse apartment in front of the Newcastle Club, left.

BUSINESS owners in the Hunter Street Mall have said the CBD is "dying a slow and painful death" thanks to inertia on the final two stages of Iris Capital's EastEnd development.

Alicen Lewis, who owns Ground Floor Cafe, Market St Basement and Neighbours on Market Street told Hunter and Central Coast Regional Planning Panel representatives that the current situation is "not commercially viable" at a review hearing for the project on Monday.

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