Goldman Weighs Sale of Ireland’s Largest Shopping Mall at a Loss
- The investment bank is seeking to sell the Blanchardstown mall
- Goldman acquired the asset from Blackstone in late 2020
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is weighing a sale of Ireland’s largest shopping mall for less than the value they acquired it for just over two years ago.
The US investment bank is seeking about €650 million ($695 million) for the Blanchardstown Shopping Centre in west Dublin, according to a person familiar with the matter, who asked not to be identified because its private. Goldman acquired the asset from Blackstone Group L.P when it was valued at about €750 million in late 2020. The Irish Times reported the sale plans earlier.