Colliers is guiding €5m for a long-income medical-use portfolio and Channor Group has commenced construction on a new 30,000 sq. ft facility. Find out more in the Weekly Property Report: https://lnkd.in/ewbHBKW9
About us
Origin Capital funds senior debt transactions in excess of €3m. In order to focus on providing the best offering within this sector, we do not currently provide funding for development transactions. Our clients are professional property investors who are seeking attractive investment funding options and the ability to work closely with decision makers who have strong market knowledge and a commitment to providing exceptional service. We offer clients the opportunity to deal directly with the decision makers, who take a flexible approach to lending grounded in commercial common sense. Our approach cuts out bureaucracy, increases decision making speed and connects clients to funding opportunities not offered by traditional banks.
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http://www.origincapital.ie
External link for Origin Capital
- Industry
- Financial Services
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Dublin, Dublin 2
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2015
- Specialties
- Commercial Property Finance
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60 Sir John Rogerson's Quay
Dublin, Dublin 2 D02 YN22, IE
Employees at Origin Capital
Updates
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JLL is guiding €5.5m for the Circle K petrol station 0.32 acre site in Donnybrook and Lisney is guiding €1.5m for Vaughan's Eagle House in Terenure. Find out more in the Origin Weekly Report: https://lnkd.in/eyB7Ee82
18th February (Issue 484)
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An AIB branch in Greystones, Co. Wicklow has come to the market seeking €1.2m and Lisney’s are guiding €6.5m for an office block in Tallaght. Find out more in the Origin Weekly Report: https://lnkd.in/eTbrWQRZ
11th February (Issue 483)
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Temple Bar Inn hotel is being brought to the market by JLL for over €50m, and CBRE is quoting €4.5m for 9 retail units at the Dublin Landings. Find out more in the Origin Weekly Report: https://bit.ly/40YazcK
4th February (Issue 482)
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The five-star Morrison Hotel has been put up for sale by CBRE for between €90m-€95m, and Dunnes Stores has paid €38m for a shopping centre in Lucan. Find out more in the Origin Weekly Report: https://bit.ly/3X04VVd
28th January (Issue 481)
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Three prime properties on St Stephen’s Green have sold for approx. €10.5m, and FBD Hotels and Resorts has acquired the Grand Hotel, Malahide, in a deal worth approx. €55m Find out more in the Origin Weekly Report: https://bit.ly/4jlNgAL
21st January (Issue 480)
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Fine Grain Property has completed the off-market sale of Hamilton House II in Limerick for €14m, and housing association Clúid purchased Airton Plaza from property investment group ESR Europe for approx. €160m. Find out more in the Origin Weekly Report: https://bit.ly/4gUqZrY
14th January (Issue 479)
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Greystar has completed the purchase of Point Campus in Dublin from DWS Group for approx. €150m, and Pharma giant MSD is buying the Dundalk-based vaccines plant of Chinese rival Wuxi in a €500 million deal. Find out more in the Origin Weekly Report: https://bit.ly/3BL8eYY
7th January (Issue 478)
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Fine Grain Property has acquired Connaught House for just under €80m and Lioncor are seeking planning for a 284-unit Large Scale Residential scheme in Terenure. Find out more in the Origin Weekly Report: https://bit.ly/3DnlWBB
17th December (Issue 477)
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Plans are to be lodged for almost a tripling in the room capacity of the Clarence Hotel and Build a Bear workshop is set to move into Grafton Street. Find out more in the Origin Weekly Report: https://bit.ly/4g6KNrT
10th December (Issue 476)
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