A-Rated Little Island warehouse ready for sublet at competitive price

Global investor Kennedy Wilson invested heavily in upgrading units at Nova Business Park in Little Island, East Cork
A-Rated Little Island warehouse ready for sublet at competitive price

Nova Business Park warehouse, Little Island, redeveloped by Kennedy Wilson

Thu, 21 Aug, 2025 - 00:00
Catherine Shanahan

A PRIME industrial unit in Little Island, extensively upgraded by global real estate investor Kennedy Wilson, has come to market for sublet at a competitive annual rent of €127,195 (€10.55 psf).

Strategically located in Cork’s largest industrial and logistics hub, Unit 1 is one of eight warehouses in Nova Business Park given a comprehensive makeover by Kennedy Wilson after the US investor/developer — who also acquired Cork’s Elysian — bulk-bought the units around four years ago, from O’Connell Transport Warehousing, in what was then known as O’Connell Commercial Park.

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