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Google has sealed its latest move to increase its massive footprint in the Dublin Docklands with completion of a deal to acquire two office buildings from Kennedy Wilson.

Kennedy Wilson recently completed a refurbishment of the 21,464 sq ft Old School office building in Leeds, which dates to the 1870s and was originally constructed for the Leeds School Board.

In the past eight years, Kennedy Wilson increased net operating income at Bay Village by 121%, resulting in a pre-tax gain on sale of $20 million to Kennedy Wilson.

William McMorrow, the head of global real estate giant Kennedy Wilson has said that the combination of a "great university system" and "clear growth" among the world's major technology co

Kennedy Wilson invested approximately $11 million of equity, including closing costs, and secured a $14-million loan from Freddie Mac at a fixed rate of 4.33% for 10 years.

One of the largest single-phase developments in Ireland, Capital Dock has reached a new milestone 

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Thoughtful urban projects, creative corporate repositionings, forward-looking leases and a focus on amenities spaces were the some of the hallmarks of this year’s winners.

Kennedy Wilson has confirmed the leasing-up of the remaining office space at Leavesden Park, near Watford to online fashion group, ASOS.

Kennedy Wilson, together with its joint venture partners, has acquired a €113m mixed-use development site in Ireland.

Kennedy Wilson has bought several office buildings in south San Jose from a stalwart Silicon Valley developer, Sobrato Organization, in a purchase that suggests investors are bullish on the tech co

Some of the biggest names in Irish property participate in Dragons at the Docs fundraiser

Kennedy Wilson has acquired Southridge, a wholly owned 293-unit apartment community in Northwest Reno, for $36 million, officials announced Aug. 24.

Kennedy Wilson reports that in conjunction with Ricks’ appointment, Peter Collins has assumed the role of president of Kennedy Wilson Europe, which is headquartered in London, and

Kennedy Wilson's acquisitions are listed among the most considerable transactions to have taken place in Utah’s largest city year-to-date

Big-name investors and developers are turning their attention to Ireland’s booming private rented sector.

Kennedy Wilson has amassed an Eastside office portfolio of five assets and approximately 1.7 million square feet.

Kennedy Wilson (KW) which swept into Ireland at the bottom of the market has formed a joint venture targeting the Irish buy-to-rent sector with AXA Investment Managers - Real Assets.

Kennedy Wilson has secured planning permission at Hanover Quay, in Dublin south docklands.

Kennedy Wilson Europe Chief Operating Officer Peter Collins comments on the pipeline of office development in Dublin, Ireland.