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CIE through its agent Cushman & Wakefield is seeking premium rental bids by competitive tender to redevelop the 8.2 acre Ceannt site in Galway city. The city centre site has long been a Galway landmark and is steeped in the history of the city with the adjacent rail station being built in 1851 with the completion of the Dublin-Galway rail line. Furthermore the site is strategically linked to Galway’s transport hub which will no doubt be an integral part of the development of Ceannt Quarter.

Cushman & Wakefield has been instructed to launch this prominent Salthill property to the market by way of letting. The property comprises 6,800sq ft of prime ground floor accommodation suitable for a variety of uses such as restaurant, retail, etc (subject to planning permission).

Cushman & Wakefield has been instructed to launch this prominent Salthill property to the market by way of letting. The property comprises 6,800sq ft of prime ground floor accommodation suitable for a variety of uses such as restaurant, retail, etc (subject to planning permission).

Cushman & Wakefield has launched to the market for sale by way of private treaty an excellent investment opportunity located in the city centre.

Cushman & Wakefield Galway has been instructed by Fáilte Ireland on the sale of its interest in its Galway city tourist office on Forster Street. The property extends to a total of 1,388.5 square metres over three levels and occupies one of the city’s highest profile corners at the junction of Forster Street and Fairgreen, immediately adjacent to the Forster Court Hotel.

Cushman & Wakefield, Galway, has announced the recent promotion of Gina Callinan to assistant property manager.

Cushman & Wakefield Galway brings to the market a prime development opportunity close to the city centre, located on one of Galway’s busiest arterial routes. The site was previously used as a storage yard and adjoins Galway Harbour and CIE.

Cushman & Wakefield has launched to the market, for sale by private treaty, an excellent investment opportunity located at Liosban Business Park, Galway. The property, Units 1 - 3 Liosbaun House, currently produce an annual rent of €75,000 per annum with excellent reversionary income potential.

Galway based chartered surveyor Cushman & Wakefield has recently sold 31 acres of zoned lands located at Ardaun, Briarhill. The land is currently zoned a mix of low density residential and Ardaun objectives and was at the time of sale in agricultural use.

The commercial property market in Galway remained robust throughout the year with the only obstacle to further growth being a lack of supply in key sectors, according to Cushman & Wakefield's 2016 review. The reemergence of the traditional pillar banks backing property, along with the continued presence of cash buyers in the market, has meant that competition for good quality assets has improved.