The listed-landlord has seen off an investor revolt and is set to name a new leader in the coming weeks
Companies Ires Reit shortlist narrows as firm gears up for new chief executive
An announcement on Sweeney’s successor to lead Ireland’s biggest landlord is expected from the company very soon. New filings show the US property giant, which is headquartered in Florida with around $115 billion of assets under management, now holds more than 10 million shares in the Irish property, which equates to a 1.9 per cent stake.
Since that meeting, Starwood Capital has moved to hoover up shares in the company at the same time as Capreit, the Canadian investment fund which is the largest shareholder in Ires Reit, has continued to shrink its position.
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