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Housing and retail plan approved for Inverness city centre
Inverness city centre is set to receive an affordable housing boost after plans to redevelop the former Arnotts building in Union Street were given the green light.The long-empty B-listed store, which was also a House of Fraser, will be turned into a mix of two and three-bed apartments with retail space on the ground floor.Properties at 33-41 Baron Taylor’s Street will also be redesigned with shopfronts facing onto the street offering opportunities for new bars, cafés and restaurants.Edinburgh-based developer Swilken Estates expressed its delight at the approval.
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