Sextant skyscraper will take two years to build

Having successfully used the fast-track planning route, the 25-storey, 201-bedroomed apartment tower on Cork’s quays near City Hall will take two years to erect — but no construction date has been confirmed by project developers JCD Group.
Sextant skyscraper will take two years to build
Fri, 28 Feb, 2020 - 06:00
Tommy Barker

Computer generated images of the new skyscraper at The Sextant, Cork. Picture: Source: JCD
Computer generated images of the new skyscraper at The Sextant, Cork. Picture: Source: JCD

Having successfully used the fast-track planning route, the 25-storey, 201-bedroomed apartment tower on Cork’s quays near City Hall will take two years to erect — but no construction date has been confirmed by project developers JCD Group.

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