Central Park
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Central Park is Ireland’s premier business park, recognised for its pioneering work-live ethos that captured the imagination of world-class tenants, making it the award-winning suburban campus it is today.
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Identifying the opportunities that this 23-acre site presented, we masterplanned it to reflect our vision of a cohesive mixed-use community empowered to realise more fulfilling professional and personal lives.
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This new aspirational destination offering striking architectural statements and the highest specification workspaces was designed around open public spaces and a pedestrian boulevard lined with shops, cafés, restaurants and amenities.
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Leveraging the transport infrastructure in its proximity to heighten accessibility was a central tenet of our ambition for Central Park. Ronan Group brought companies right to the door by successfully securing an extension to the Luas Green Line, which added a dedicated new tram stop at the campus entrance.
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Central Park has attracted a roll call of industry-leading tenants, among them Salesforce, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Leaseplan and Vodafone; and in more recent times, AIB and Google. At 263,000 sq ft, our deal with Vodafone stood for many years as the largest pre-let ever achieved in Ireland, until eclipsed by our subsequent Fibonacci Square and Spencer Place lettings to Facebook and Salesforce.
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Central Park formed a key part of the Ronan Group investment portfolio until its sale to Green REIT plc in 2013 for more than €300 million.