Irish property firm Ballymore are to lease almost 10,000sq m of commercial office in the Dublin docklands along with its Singapore partner Oxley to WeWork, the US-based office-sharing start-up valued at $20 billion.
WeWork will occupy No 2 Dublin Landings on North Wall Quay beside new head office of the National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) and the Central Bank. The company is expected to move into the building in October.
Dublin Landings is a hugely important regeneration project in Dublin and on completion will extend to over 100,000sq m. There are also plans to provide 288 apartments alongside the office, retail and restaurant facilities currently occupying the development.
“Our vision for Dublin Landings has always been to create a culturally rich, inspiring community in the Dublin docklands area,” said John Mulryan, Ballymore UK & Ireland Managing Director.
“The calibre of our Dublin Landings tenants, the NTMA, the Central Bank and now WeWork, is evidence of Ballymore and Oxley’s commitment to the creation of a vibrant new destination for Dubliners to live, work, and visit,” he said.
