Former Quinlan executives raise €57m for houses scheme
The cash injection is understood to be earmarked for the development of three sites
Avestus Capital Partners, the property development and management company set up by four former executives at financier Derek Quinlan’s building firm Quinlan Private, has raised €57 million for residential development.
The cash injection is understood to be earmarked for the development of three sites the firm is co-developing with CenterBridge Partners, a $25 billion private equity firm.
These include prime properties on the Scholarstown Road in Knocklyon, County Dublin.
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