Investor pays €4.95m for shop beside Jervis centre

The ground floor over basement premises on Mary Street measures 95.9sq m at street level

23A Mary Street is used as a hairdressing salon by Peter Mark
23A Mary Street is used as a hairdressing salon by Peter Mark

A private investor has paid the asking price of €4.95 million for a retail premises beside the entrance to Jervis Shopping Centre on Mary Street in Dublin city centre.

The investment will show a return of 4.8 per cent, according to Michele McGarry of selling agents Colliers International.

The ground floor over basement retail unit at 23A Mary Street is used as a hairdressing salon by Peter Mark. It has 95.9sq m (1,032sq ft) of accommodation at street level and there is a further 92.7sq m (998sq ft) of retail space in the basement.

The well-presented building is let to Peter Mark on a 35-year lease from July 1985 with upwards-only rent reviews.

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The tenant has signed a Deed of Variation to extend the term of the lease until 2025, providing an unexpired term of about 10 years. The passing rent of €250,000 a year is up for rent review in 2020.

Peter Mark has been trading since 1961 and has over 70 salons nationwide.

Jack Fagan

Jack Fagan

Jack Fagan is the former commercial-property editor of The Irish Times