Nama moves to sell Grand Canal Theatre
International interest expected in €80m venue
Ian Kehoe
The Grand Canal Theatre in Dublin is to be put up for sale in the coming six to eight weeks, as Nama seeks to exploit the startling demand among international investors for prime Irish assets.
Grant Thornton, the accountancy firm installed by Nama last year as receiver to the theatre, has issued a tender to property and real estate agents to handle the sales process.
Nama, the state's bad bank, has sanctioned the sale, and...
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