Dockland Dreams
Nama is attempting to shift its focus from debt collector to developer, and it has Dublin's docklands in its sights, writes Philip Connolly.
From the outside, Boland’s Mill doesn’t look like much. The years have not been very kind to the cavernous former flour mill, and it has fallen into dereliction. While it may not look promising, for Nama it represents a massive opportunity.
The state’s toxic debt agency has a grand plan for Boland’s Mill and the broader Dublin docklands, a stretch of land that has previously scuppered the ambitions of a host...
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