Ledra-Onassagorou redevelopment faces backlash from shopkeepers over disruptions and timelines.

4 sourcesFirst reported 9 days agoUpdated 6 days ago

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Plans to redevelop the Ledra and Onassagorou pedestrian streets in Nicosia have sparked strong reactions from local shopkeepers concerned about the potential impact on their businesses. Many shop owners support the idea of upgrading the historic commercial center but express skepticism about the duration and consequences of the construction work. The municipality has warned about possible infrastructure collapse as part of the renovation process. Shopkeepers demand assurances regarding the timeline and financial support during the construction phase. Responses from authorities, including Prountzos, address the concerns raised by the community regarding the redevelopment plans.

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