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Landmark Cork city building goes on market for €2m

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By Catherine Shanahan Verified
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A landmark Cork city quayside premises originally used as a butter warehouse, later known as Guinness House, and more recently home to online marketplace Zazzle, is on the market for €2m. The property at No 6 Union Quay, which dates to 1865, but has been upgraded internally for modern use, is also available to let for an annual rent of €185,000.
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Sullivan’s Quay 503-bed student accommodation scheme is delayed

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By Catherine Shanahan Verified
| Echo Live Verified
A major student accommodation complex proposed by BAM for Sullivan’s Quay in Cork City faces delays after the developer successfully applied for more time to comply with planners’ requests for further information. The original two-month deadline for BAM to supply more details in relation to the 503-bed scheme expired on Monday, June 1, but Cork City Council has agreed to a four-month extension, and a a new deadline of October 1.
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Former Suttons site on Cork's southside to make way for homes, cycle and bus lanes

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By Catherine Shanahan Verified
| Echo Live Verified
A Bord na Móna site in Cork docklands with potential for 300 affordable homes has been transferred to the Land Development Agency (LDA) as residential development gathers pace in an area pivotal to the city’s future growth.
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