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Blackrock International Land pays €15m for Dublin, London properties

BLACKROCK International Land is expected to grow its property assets to €430 million with its latest investments in Dublin and London.

Blackrock International Land pays €15m for Dublin, London properties

Tue, 29 May, 2007 - 01:00

Niamh Hennessy

Dublin-based Blackrock — the property spin-off of fruit distributor Fyffes — has announced it is spending almost €15m in property developments in Dublin and London.

This includes the acquisition of 120 acres of land at Corrstown in north county Dublin.

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