€700m Dublin Landings development launched

The National Treasury Management Agency is expected to be the first tenant in a million square foot mixed-use development on Dublin’s North Wall Quay which was launched yesterday.

The Ballymore property group’s Dublin Landings is situated on a 2.35 hectare site and will combine 700,000 sq ft of office and retail space with 273 one, two and three-bed residential apartments.

The developers say five new office buildings will be delivered by 2020 — two of them are already under construction — and there are to be 2,000 construction workers employed during the project.

Ballymore says the gross development value of the project is in excess of €700m and that once completed “it will be home to 5,500 people who will live and work in the area, creating a vibrant new community in an exciting part of the city.”

It said amenities within the development will include: rooftop gardens and terrace, an 11,000 sq ft gym, a concierge service for residential tenants, secure underground parking and electric car charging.

Sean Mulryan, chairman and chief executive of Ballymore Group said: “Dublin Landings will showcase our design expertise in Docklands development and will bring to life our vision of creating a vibrant community within the area.

“The calibre of tenants expressing interest in Dublin Landings is a testament to the quality and scale of the development which will, we believe, not only define new standards for mixed-use development in Ireland, but also match international standards.”