Developer wans to construct a 488-unit scheme on the grounds around Dalguise House
Greystar subsidiary GEDV Monkstown Owner Limited has appealed Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council's planning refusal to An Bord Pleanála. Photograph: iStock
Greystar subsidiary GEDV Monkstown Owner Limited has appealed the council’s planning refusal to An Bord Pleanála. The refusal came after more than 70 objections were lodged against the scheme. In a planning report lodged with the application, planning consultant Tom Phillips said the scheme “will deliver the quality of residential units and associated amenities that residents of Greystar’s schemes expect within an accessible, high-quality environment, all of which result in an exceptional living experience”.The strange death of corporate Britain
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