Following a major investment from TPG Real Estate and a rebrand, Evara (formerly Quintain Ireland) aims to ramp up housing delivery to 1,500 homes annually by 2027. CEO Michael Hynes and Isabelle Gallagher, Head of Development, speak with ROBBIE COUSINS about the company’s growth strategy and solutions to Ireland’s housing crisis. In February of this year, Quintain Ireland, the country’s
Major LDA development ahead of schedule and with potential for the entire scheme to be completed by Evara this year. The Irons at The Crossings to include 393 cost rental and 44 social housing apartments
February 13, Dublin – Quintain Ireland, the country’s largest privately owned residential developer, has today announced that it is rebranding to Evara. The rebrand follows TPG Real Estate’s strategic partnership with Quintain Ireland’s management to acquire the homebuilder in August of last year and reflects a new impetus on the company’s mission to deliver high-quality homes
Dublin, Ireland – 7th October, 2024 – Quintain Ireland, the country’s largest privately-owned residential developer, has today announced the appointment of Niall O’Buachalla as its new Chief Financial Officer (CFO).
TPG Real Estate, the dedicated real estate platform of global alternative asset management firm TPG, today announced it partnered with company management to acquire Quintain Developments Ireland (“QDI”), the largest, privately owned residential developer in Ireland. QDI was previously owned by funds managed by Lone Star. The partnership with TPG Real Estate provides QDI additional
Three- and four-bed units coming to market at Quintain’s latest phase at St Marnock’s Bay Joint agents Savills New Homes and Noel Kelly Auctioneers are launching three- and four-bedroom homes to the market at Skylark, the latest phase at Quintain’s St Marnock’s Bay development in Portmarnock, north Co Dublin. Show houses are available to view
The Land Development Agency (LDA) has agreed to purchase 392 apartments being built by Quintain Ireland at The Crossings, Adamstown in west Dublin. The scheme consists of 9 studios, 189 one-bedroom apartments, 185 two-bedroom apartments and 9 three-bedroom apartments across 3 blocks ranging in height from 5 to 9 storeys. The LDA apartments are under
Property development Quintain Ireland has appointed Isabelle Gallagher as its head of development. Gallagher has worked as the company’s development director since 2019 and has been instrumental in overseeing and driving significant development projects, and expanding the firm’s portfilio. The Dubliner was also instrumental in obtaining planning permission for 1,800 residential units in Adamstown over the past two years,
Home-builder Quintain Ireland has appointed co-managing partner Michael Hynes as Chief Executive, the company said on Monday. Co-managing partner Eddie Byrne is leaving the business so Mr Hynes will take over as Chief Executive and Jeremy O’Sullivan has been appointed Chief Financial Officer. Quintain plans to build more than 9,000 homes at various Dublin locations,
McCabes Pharmacy and Kerrigans Craft Butchers join Tesco and Aldi at developer Quintain’s new urban village McCabes Pharmacy and Kerrigans Craft Butchers are set to open new stores at The Crossings as part of the urban village development in Adamstown, west Dublin. The two Irish-owned family businesses will join supermarkets Tesco and Aldi, which opened
Michael Hynes, Joint Managing Director, Quintain Ireland, tells ROBBIE COUSINS that despite several strong headwinds, the Irish housebuilding market remains an attractive proposition for capital investment and Ireland an ideal location for construction professionals and workers to seek long-term employment, but that reform of the planning system and changes to housing policy are needed to support the sector’s future health
Plans will deliver much needed new housing supply to Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown area Approval adds to over 700 homes under construction in Cherrywood Village Breaking ground later this year and first homes ready in late 2023 Quintain Ireland has received planning permission from Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown County Council for 169 new homes at its Cherrywood Village development