Swansea has undergone immense change over the last five years. Inward investment and major development have transformed the city centre and beyond. Many projects are now completed and have become part of the fabric of the city, whether that’s new leisure and arts attractions or modern office spaces.

Copr Bay
A new landmark destination in the city, Copr Bay comprises the 3,500 capacity Swansea Arena, a 1.1 acre coastal park, a new bridge over Oystermouth Road, new homes, F&B units, cutting edge digital connectivity and two new car parks.

Location: Oystermouth Road
Project Lead: Swansea Council
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Palace Theatre
One of Swansea’s historic buildings is being given a new lease of life. The sensitive restoration of the former theatre, that originally opened its doors in 1888, will see offices and co-working spaces, meeting rooms, event spaces and café and coffee shop. Tramshed Tech is the lead tenant, managing the building which opened in late 2024.

Location: Prince of Wales Road, Swansea
Project Leads: Swansea Council, Welsh Government and Tramshed Tech
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Princess Quarter
In a prime position in the city centre, Princess Quarter is a new 15,000 sqft office and retail unit development. The glass-fronted building is spread over three floors and includes a vibrant rooftop terrace offering dramatic views over the city.

Location: Princess Way, Swansea
Project Lead: Kartay
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Albert Hall
An £8m+ transformation of a former music hall and cinema dating back to 1864. The new mixed use development comprises of a food hall with eight independent foot outlets, seating area and bar, performance area an stage, private dining rooms, karaoke and a children’s play centre. The upper floors contain 18 offices, serviced accommodation, rooftop garden and a gym.

Location: Albert Hall, Cradock Street, Swansea
Project Lead: LoftCo Ltd
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Innovation Matrix
A new state-of-the-art building and eco-system focussed on digital innovation. The Innovation Matrix invites start-ups, businesses and researchers to co-locate and collaborate to drive forward digital innovation.

Location: SA1 Innovation Quarter
Project Lead: Swansea Bay City Deal and University of Wales Trinity Saint David
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Wind Street
Currently at the heart of the city's night-time economy, it is becoming an all-day destination with more opportunities for family fun, eating and meeting for coffee. Lighting has been improved, there are new trees and planted areas, more places to sit and relax, and more natural light allowed into the street.

Location: Wind Street, Swansea
Project Lead: Swansea Council
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Hafod Copperworks Phase 1
Breathing new life into a 19th century building, Hafod Copperworks phase 1 includes the Penderyn Whisy distillery and visitors centre. Phase 2 will include new commercial and residential developments.

Location: Hafod Copperworks, Landore, Swansea
Project Leads: Swansea Council, Welsh Government, National Lottery Fund, Penderyn Whisky
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71-72 Kingsway and Public Realm Improvements
Redevelopment of former nightclub into a 104,000 sqft digitally enhanced state of the art workspace targeting national and international business. Public realm improvements have been completed on the Kingsway to reduce traffic, enhance the pedestrian experience and increase green spaces on the street.

Location: The Kingsway
Project Lead: Swansea Council
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Urban Village
Urban Village is a mixed-use development built and managed by Coastal Housing. It is an important regeneration project in area which is a key link from the train station to the city centre. Previous phases have included affordable housing, new office space, commercial units and the repurposing of historic buildings.

Location: High Street, Swansea
Project Lead: Coastal Housing and Swansea Council
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