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12/12/2014
Application Submitted For Largest Docklands Developement To Date
An application for a proposed €450m development on Dublin's Docklands has been submitted to Dublin City Council.
The Reveal Developments proposal includes office space for over 2,000 workers and more than 150 residential apartments. If approved, it would be the largest scheme to be developed since the Docklands area was earmarked.
An umbrella group call TIO plc has submitted the application on behalf of US investors Oaktree, Irish property company Bennett Group and the National Asset Management Agency.
(MH/JP)
The Reveal Developments proposal includes office space for over 2,000 workers and more than 150 residential apartments. If approved, it would be the largest scheme to be developed since the Docklands area was earmarked.
An umbrella group call TIO plc has submitted the application on behalf of US investors Oaktree, Irish property company Bennett Group and the National Asset Management Agency.
(MH/JP)
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