THE DEAL, done as a joint venture with a global investor and bought from Henderson Park, is the largest logistics transaction recorded in Ireland and one of its largest individual property deals.

The park has 25 units, let to a mix of domestic and international occupiers, with buildings developed to high sustainability standards. It also includes about 260 acres of development land.

The purchase extends Valor’s pan-European logistics platform, which has more than €6bn of assets under management across 12 UK and European last-mile logistics cities.

Law firm Simmons & Simmons advised the joint venture, using a cross-border team in London and Dublin led by real estate partner James Curry.

Cane Napolitano, managing partner and chief investment officer at Valor, said: “James and his team brought rigour and a sure command of a complex process. It builds on a relationship spanning more than 50 deals together in the UK and we’re pleased to have extended it to Ireland.”

Tomorrow’s Warehouse to launch in Dublin

The successful Tomorrow’s Warehouse Event, established for five years in Coventry in Manchester, will launch in Dublin in 2027.

The event takes place on February 25 at Dixon Transport, just north of Dublin by the airport.

Tomorrow’s Warehouse Dublin will offer the usual networking and learning opportunities to warehousing and logistics professionals in Ireland, as well as an exciting tour of Dixon’s newly expanded and highly automated warehosue, which si not to be missed,

Tomorrow’s Warehouse is delighted to announce that Vineta Bajaj, Group Chief Financial Officer at Holland & Barrett will make the keynote address at the inaugural event.

Registration for the event will open in December.

If you are interested in speaking at the event, reach out to Tomorrow’s Warehouse conference producer Simon Duddy – [email protected]