Ireland’s largest shopping centre is reportedly back on the market.
International investment firm Goldman Sachs is aiming to sell the Blanchardstown Shopping Centre for between €650m and €725m, according to The Irish Times.
The firm bought the centre as part of a larger deal including two retail parks, external retail units and a five-story office block for €750m in December 2020.
In January, the firm secured planning permission for a €450 million, 971-unit apartment scheme at the centre’s white car park site.
The plan involves the construction of seven apartment blocks, one of which is 16 storeys high.
The Blanchardstown Centre spans around 112,000 sq m and boast 180 stores, including Penneys, Marks & Spencer and a new Nike concept store which only opened last month.
