... , which is co-owned by U.S. real estate investor Hines and Hong Kong-based Peterson Group. WeWork added that the ... , in one of the most stunning work settings in Dublin,” Hines Managing Director Peter Lynn added in a statement. “We are ...
... end, the process to sell the centre to lead bidder Hines could not be concluded. As a result, the decision was ... Interpath Advisory with the consent and cooperation of all parties. Hines is understood to remain interested in a deal for the ...
... and connect viability and the provision of social housing. Hines Ireland Managing Director Ian Lydon said that although the ... committees for international investors were looking at planning disputes. Hines’ board saw Dublin as a very difficult place to ...
... attractive, given the spread on capital yield for finished product," Hines Managing Director Brian Moran said. "But the problem is that ...
... investment market, which, unless addressed, won’t be sorted out,” Hines Senior Managing Director Brian Moran told delegates at Bisnow’s ...
... Dublin has a clear opportunity to develop to hub status,” Hines Development Director David Murphy said. He pointed to Ireland ... insufficient for the pace of development, which is why Hines has enthusiastically pushed ahead with its life sciences strategy at ...
... National Asset Management Agency, overcoming stiff competition from Irish Life, Hines and JPMorgan Chase for the office investment, originally developed by ...
... 's headquarters. Other first-round bidders for Blanchardstown were UBS, Hines, Marlet Property Group, a subsidiary of Starwood Capital and investment ...
... provided an €80M senior loan to the Petersen Group and Hines to refinance Central Plaza, the former Central Bank on Dame ...
... to a private investor. Despite the challenges, Hines Senior Managing Director Brian Moran said there ... And we’ve done the sums at Hines and believe that with a more nuanced ... stop dezoning land for residential too.” Hines is sitting on a development pipeline of ...
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