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Dalata acquires D2 site to develop new central Dublin hotel

Hotel group Dalata has acquired the company which owns the former Charlemont Clinic in centr...
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08.33 15 Feb 2016


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Dalata acquires D2 site to develop new central Dublin hotel

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08.33 15 Feb 2016


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Hotel group Dalata has acquired the company which owns the former Charlemont Clinic in central Dublin for €11.9m.

It plans to build a new 4-star hotel on the site, Dalata bought DS Charlemont Limited from property developer U+I in a cash deal.

U+I which was formerly known as Development Securities acquired the site for €7.1m in late 2014.

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The site is located 1km north of St Stephen’s Green between Charlemont Street and South Richmond Street - it is 100m from the Charlemont Luas stop.

The 0.95 acre site was granted planning permission last month for a 181 bedroom hotel with a cafe/bar, restaurant and business facilities. The permission also allows for the building of three apartments.

Dalata hopes that the Clayton-branded hotel will be finished during the first half of 2018.

It is due to cost in excess of €40m, and will create 100 new jobs once the hotel is up and running.

Dermot Crowley, Dalata's deputy chief executive of business development, commented on the announcement:

"The Charlemont Clinic site is very well located in Dublin 2 and is ideally suited to a Clayton hotel. The Dublin hotel market is significantly undersupplied at present and we are pleased to bring these additional bedrooms to the city."


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