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Sale of Elysian set to surpass €100m

Ireland’s tallest building, the Elysian Tower in Cork city, is expected to fetch more than €100m when it goes on sale in the coming weeks.

Sale of Elysian set to surpass €100m

Mon, 18 Sep, 2017 - 08:50

Ireland’s tallest building, the Elysian Tower in Cork city, is expected to fetch more than €100m when it goes on sale in the coming weeks, writes Pádraig Hoare.

It is understood the US private equity firm Blackstone Capital will instruct Savills and Lisney to sell the 87-metre tall building at Eglinton Street.

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