Businessman Laurence Goodman Jnr looks to have benefited from the current correction in the Dublin office market and the market for older offices particularly, with a €30 million deal for Nos 73 – 83 Lower Mount Street. The price paid by Mr Goodman, the son of 87-year-old billionaire beef baron Larry Goodman, represents a 20 per cent discount on the €37.5 million agent Savills had been guiding when it brought the building to the market on behalf of Irish property company Iput last February.
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