Nama puts key Cork docklands site on market for €8.5m

A rising development tide, a housing shortage, plus the Government’s 2040 National Planning Framework, may aid the planned sale by Nama and receivers of a pivotal Cork docklands site.

Nama puts key Cork docklands site on market for €8.5m
Wed, 04 Apr, 2018 - 01:00
Tommy Barker, Property Editor

Fresh to market today is the long-anticipated launch of the former Ford Distribution depot on Cork’s Centre Park Road, in the south city docklands renewal quarter.

Comprising 11.35 acres, and used most recently to host the Live at the Marquee summer concerts, it’s guided at €8.5m by selling agents CBRE in Dublin and Cork, acting for Nama and receivers KPMG.

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