John Cleary Developments buys former Apple offices in Cork City

John Cleary Developments plans €5m upgrade of landmark Cork city offices, with first occupiers expected by mid-April

Thu, 15 Jan, 2026 - 02:00

Catherine Shanahan Property Editor

John Cleary Developments (JCD) has bought Cork City’s curvaceous Half Moon St development in an off-market deal believed to be valued at around €30m.

The Cork-headquartered property development and investment company confirmed the acquisition to the Irish Examiner, pledging an additional €5m spend to upgrade the vacant office space and improve its energy credentials.

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