Private consortium of buyers have agreed to purchase Debenhams former premises in the City. The Irish Times understands the deal is valued at €12m. The property has been on the market through selling agents Cushman & Wakefield since August last year. Read the full report by Ronald Quinlan below.
https://www.irishtimes.com/property/commercial-property/2023/05/23/elverys-tycoon-leads-investors-in-12m-purchase-of-corks-former-debenhams-store/
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