Police are investigating a number of instances of racially motivated criminal damage in north Belfast on Thursday.
It was reported shortly after 23:05 BST that graffiti was painted on a house in the Manor Street area.
Windows of the property were also smashed and a nearby parked car was damaged.
Independent Councillor Paul McCusker said there has been a “escalation” of “race attacks” in the area recently, adding that residents are living like “prisoners in their own home”.
Another two properties, one also in the Manor Street area and one in Summerhill Court area of north Belfast were damaged, and police are investigating a potential link between all three incidents.
Ch Insp Mullan said: “There is no place in our society for this type of intimidating behaviour and we will continue to engage with local representatives and partner agencies around community safety.”
Speaking on Sunday, Independent councillor Paul McCusker said the amount of fear that people are living in at the minute is “quite frightening”.
“People should be able to live where they want to live, and now we’ve seen people have to move out and people living in fear every single day.”
He called on unionist politicians to “step up and actually put an end to this”.
McCusker highlighted that north Belfast is the most divided part of the city, “there’s more peace walls here in north Belfast but that does not give anybody the excuse to go out and intimidate and cause this harm”.
Democratic Unionnist Party Councillor Jordan Doran said: “All threats of violence are absolutely wrong.”
“But what we don’t need is elected representatives stealing soundbites for headlines, and condemning from afar.
“It isn’t useful to talk about a community instead of to a community.
He said there is a much needed “conversation about chronic housing shortage, lack of investment and much-needed regeneration in the area”.
In a statement, Clanmil Housing Association said “everyone should be allowed to live in peace and feel safe in their home, free from intimidation or threat”.
“The safety and wellbeing of our customers at Annalee Street and Alloa Street remain our priority and we are continuing to do all we can to support them.”
They said they are working with the PSNI to ensure homes are “safe and welcoming for everyone”.
