Quinn Agnew is quoting a guideline price of £725,000 for a retail and office investment at 17 Upper Baggot Street, Dublin 2, which is to be auctioned on November 26th. The ground floor shop is occupied by wine merchants Oddbins, which pays most of the £52,250 for the building. Other tenants are Bergin Auctioneers and The International Cheese Company. The top floor is currently vacant.
Guideline of £725,000 for Baggot Street investment
Quinn Agnew is quoting a guideline price of £725,000 for a retail and office investment at 17 Upper Baggot Street, Dublin 2, …
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