The Square shopping centre in Tallaght sold to European investors for €130m
Facility of 53,000sq m was sold for €250m in 2019 and carried boom-era value of €640m in 2007
Facility of 53,000sq m was sold for €250m in 2019 and carried boom-era value of €640m in 2007
Goldman Sachs looks to exit State’s largest shopping centre
Value of offer is unknown but follows previous negotiations for potential sale at knock-down price of about €125m
There is good news for anyone planning to sell a Dublin office block – about €500m will potentially remain in play by the end of the North Docks sales process
Nama and Oaktree Capital set to have investment in Dublin docklands scheme wiped out while senior lender likely to take hit
Consortium led by developer to lodge plans with Dublin City Council in coming days
Investor services provider’s move follows deal for Davy fund management arm
State agency generated €100m in cash in fourth quarter of last year
Developer case involves planning permission refusal for 445 homes in Cherrywood
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US private equity giant has raised estimated €110m selling Glenveagh shares since 2017
Construction set to begin on Pembroke Quarter development early next year
Seen & Heard: also in the headlines was the charity that has made a windfall from selling Ryanair shares, Aer Lingus and its pilot loans, and refinancing the Square’s debt
State agency making ‘every effort’ to mitigate financial impact of coronavirus
Developer Lioncor to build apartments on €18m half acre Dublin site bought in 2018
Company is developing six-storey Chatham House near Grafton St
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Patrizia pays average of €560,240 for 166 units at Mount Argus
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US cybersecurity firm had been in talks for offices at 76 Sir John Rogerson’s Quay
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Developer Lioncor has entered into consultation with An Bord Pleanála
Dublin’s standing as a location to deploy international capital came into its own in 2019
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German-based fund manager acquires fully let office property for ‘just over’ guide price
Tetrarch Hospitality Group manages hotel under leasehold agreement
Nama appointed a receiver over the site in 2011, who in 2015 secured planning permission for 14 apartments, a retail unit and a restaurant
Waterfront office scheme already fully let to DocuSign and Aptiv Global
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Australian retailer to lease 60,000sq ft as part of 125,000sq ft extension to centre
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