Google Pays $353 Million for Dublin Office Campus
- U.S. firm to purchase the campus and complete its development
- Global tech firms are increasing their presence in Irish city
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Alphabet Inc.’s Google unit is paying about 300 million euros ($353 million) for a campus that’s being built in central Dublin, according to a person with knowledge of the matter, joining other global technology firms expanding in the city.
Google agreed to buy the Bolands Quay development from a receiver appointed by Ireland’s National Asset Management Agency. The deal value includes the cost of completing the campus, said the person, who asked not to be identified because the information is private.