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property

Investors put €1bn into property investment in Cork over past five years

IRISH and international investors have pumped just over €1billion into property investment in Cork over the past five years, confirming it as the top Irish city outside of the capital for funds.

business

Update: Cork hostel developer told to the remove top floor of its Grand Parade development

news

Plans for over 500 apartments in two Cork city schemes submitted to An Bord Pleanála

property

Fashion retailer Laura Ashley trades Cork city for suburbs

property

The Force is with South Mall reboot

property

Plans advanced to sell Wilton Shopping Centre

Port company appeals against €160m docklands scheme

Plans for the first urban residential development in Cork’s docklands have been hit by a last-minute appeal from a commercial semi-state company.

Sat, 24 Mar, 2018

Error delays Wilton Shopping Centre revamp

The developers behind plans for the €100m revamp of one of Ireland’s oldest suburban shopping centres will have to reapply for planning permission after a ‘technical error’ in the application.

Mon, 05 Mar, 2018

Planning sought for €100m Wilton regeneration

Planning permission for the €100m-plus renewal of the 40-year-old Wilton Shopping Centre is being sought from Cork City Council this week.

Thu, 01 Feb, 2018

Traders cautiously welcome €100m Wilton revamp

Traders in one of Munster’s oldest suburban shopping centres have given a qualified welcomed to plans for a €100m regeneration of the complex.

Sat, 13 Jan, 2018

Shopping centre in Cork set for €100m redevelopment

One of Ireland’s first suburban shopping centres is set for a massive €100m redevelopment.

Thu, 11 Jan, 2018

Wilton Shopping Centre set for €100m redevelopment

One of Ireland’s first suburban shopping centres is set for a massive €100m redevelopment.

Thu, 11 Jan, 2018

Historic Cork Catholic Young Mens’ Society Hall up for sale

HAVING hosted scout clubs and gatherings, chess tournaments, boxing challenges, smokey snooker nights, and also serving as the first theatre space for Cork’s Everyman Theatre Group over 50 years ago, the historic Cork Catholic Young Mens’ Society/ CYMS Hall in Cork city has been put publicly up for sale. 

Thu, 14 Sep, 2017

Growth in Cork commercial investment market

AS CBRE prepares to open its first Cork office, new MD Brian Edwards gives an overview of the Cork commercial investment market

Thu, 22 Jun, 2017

MC2 sealed deal at City Quarter and Clarendon Properties acquires part of Merchants Quay SC

Dealmakers behind the €14 million purchase of the bulk of the City Quarter investment in Cork city centre from Nama have emerged as the just-re-branded MC2 Accountants, on behalf of private investors.

Thu, 23 Mar, 2017

Horgan's Quay site to play key role in Cork city growth

CIÉ’s Horgan’s Quay site looks poised to play a key role in Cork city centre’s next stage of growth, to accommodate a development with an end value of several hundred million euros and spanning offices, apartments for the rental market, and an hotel and other services.

Thu, 28 Jul, 2016

No rookies in Cork's Queens Old Castle Argos set piece

The €4.25m Argos investment, in Cork City centre, facing the Capitol cinema redevelopment site, has been bought by neighbouring developers, Clarendon Properties, with a view to future redevelopment of their Queens Old Castle holding, on the Grand Parade.

Thu, 21 Apr, 2016

Bank of Ireland building at Wilton Shopping Centre to stir interest

Back up for sale having last been offered in January 2013 as a private investor sale, and then subsumed into a loan book sale, is the stand-alone Bank of Ireland building at Cork’s suburban Wilton Shopping Centre.

Thu, 11 Feb, 2016

Clarendon want Wilton

The Wilton Shopping Centre purchase pairing (as part of the Hazel Portfolio sale) of Irish property development and investment company Clarendon Properties, with US-based York Capital Management, bodes well for Wilton’s future, say market observers.

Thu, 05 Nov, 2015