Belfast landmarks sold in €70m deal

Two of Belfast’s landmark buildings have been sold in a £50m (€70.5m) property deal, it was disclosed today.

Belfast landmarks sold in €70m deal
Sun, 18 May, 2003 - 09:41

Two of Belfast’s landmark buildings have been sold in a £50m (€70.5m) property deal, it was disclosed today.

The sale of department stores, McAuley House and Cleaver House in Donegall Place, is confirmation of growing business confidence in the city centre, it has been claimed.

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