When complete, Cherrywood Village will comprise over 1,300 homes, two public parks and over 50,000 sq ft of retail and civic amenities in the village centre. There will also be primary and post primary schools, cycle and walking tracks and extensive green open spaces throughout the area.
The property company Quintain, owned by private equity group Lone Star, has finalised plans for almost 300 apartments and a shopping development as part of a new “district centre” in Adamstown, west Dublin. The plans for the first phase of the Adamstown centre also include a public square and new streets. Adamstown, close to Lucan,
They’ve got hundreds of acres of land, approval for thousands of homes, and the ambition to become one of the country’s biggest developers — starting at St Marnock’s Bay There aren’t many developers that start life with enough land to build 9,000 homes, but that’s what Quintain Ireland had when it was set up by US private
TPG Real Estate, the dedicated real estate platform of global alternative asset management firm TPG, today announced it partnered with company management to acquire Quintain Developments Ireland (“QDI”), the largest, privately owned residential developer in Ireland. QDI was previously owned by funds managed by Lone Star. The partnership with TPG Real Estate provides QDI additional
McCabes Pharmacy and Kerrigans Craft Butchers join Tesco and Aldi at developer Quintain’s new urban village McCabes Pharmacy and Kerrigans Craft Butchers are set to open new stores at The Crossings as part of the urban village development in Adamstown, west Dublin. The two Irish-owned family businesses will join supermarkets Tesco and Aldi, which opened