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Since opening in 2005, Dundrum Town Centre has become Ireland’s top performing shopping centre. Dundrum is the largest shopping centre in Ireland. Located in the affluent and densely populated southern Dublin catchment, the centre provides 120 shops, 45 restaurants, a...
Bannon
CBRE
Savills
Swords Pavilions is a well established shopping centre offering approximately 90 shopping units, plus several restaurants and cafes and a state of the art cinema. The site benefits from surface car parking and an adjacent multi-storey car park, offering 2,000 spaces....
ILAC Centre, opened in 1981, was the very first shopping centre in Dublin’s city centre. The centre comprises 80 stores and provides 1000 car parking spaces. Tenants at the site include Dunnes, Boots and Argos, among others.
3 available shops for rent
3 available shopping centre units
Top listed agent Bannon
Mon Sep 16 2024
Entertainment and leisure venue operator is set to open its first locations in Dublin as it looks to kickstart an expansion into the European market. The group – which is opening a second London venue in Camden in October – will be opening two locations in the Irish capital in the coming months. Lane7 has also announced the opening of its first site in continental Europe in Berlin later this month, and is targeting 10 European venues over the next two years.
Wed Aug 14 2024
Hammerson, along with PIMCO Prime Real Estate, has secured a €350m (£300.3m) loan secured against Dundrum Town Centre from lenders Rothesay, BNP Paribas and Deka. Hammerson and its joint venture (JV) partner Allianz funded a total of €220m (£188m) at equal share, from existing cash in the JV as well as new equity, which – together with the new facility – will be used to refinance the existing net €570m (£489m) facility which is set to mature in September.
Fri May 24 2024
Allied Irish Banks has appointed receivers at The Square Town Centre in Tallaght in Dublin, as it looks to find a new buyer for the scheme. The property has been on the market for the last year with a €170m (£145m) price tag, with US private equity firm Oaktree Capital Management – which owns much of the centre – looking to offload the asset. Now, Kieran Wallace and Eamonn Richardson of Interpath Advisory have been appointed as joint receivers with the consent of funds managed by Oaktree.
