SINGAPORE (May 9): Oxley Holdings says it has been appointed by Ireland’s government through its statutory corporation, Córas Iompair Éireann (CIE), to develop 1.96 ha of land into mixed-use properties at Connolly Station, Dublin 1, in the city centre of Dublin.

According to Oxley, the site is part of the strategic landmark scheme that CIE has been pushing forward in order to enhance passenger experience at Connolly Station with the aim of creating a revamped city centre with mixed-use residential, commercial, student accommodation properties and community and cultural functions.

In a Wednesday filing, Oxley says the site was offered by CIE via a development agreement which is subject to an annual site license fee of 2 million euros ($3.2 million), followed by the higher of a premium rent of 3.5 million euros from the development.

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