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First Cherrywood, Now Central Plaza, As Hines Double Down On Dublin

Central Plaza, Dame Street College Green Dublin June 2018 Hines
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Rendering Of Central Plaza In Dublin

Houston-based investor Hines has won planning permission for its 134K SF plans for Central Plaza, Dublin just days after securing consent for the 2.1M SF Cherrywood scheme in the south of the city.

Hines and its partner, Hong Kong-based Peterson Group, have been given the green light by An Bord Pleanála.

The scheme redevelops the former Central Bank HQ at Dame Street to provide 73K SF of new office floorspace.

The €75M development will include a rooftop restaurant along with 30K SF of new retail and leisure space.

An Bord Pleanála ruled on the case after an appeal against the scheme by a single local resident, The Journal reports. He was concerned that his Temple Bar roof garden would be overlooked.

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