Putting Whitewater on market is sign of confidence says Savills

placeholder image

The decision to sell Newbridge's Whitewater Centre is a mark of confidence in its success, according to its agent at Savills.

Whitewater opened for business in 2006, and is now on the market for over €150million.

The centre is anchored by Debenhams, Marks & Spencers, Zara and H&M, while the other notable traders include Boots, New Look, River Island, Easons and the Odeon cinema.

The main anchor Debenhams is paying a rent of €1,575,000, while Marks & Spencers contributes €630,000, followed by H&M at €575,000, Boots at €500,000, New Look at €425,000, Easons €380,000 and Zara at €330, 766.

Mr Dessie Kilkenny of Savills said: "If the tenants had really felt the brunt, I feel they wouldn't still be there five years on. It seems Whitewater shopping centre is going really well."

Powered by
Register
Follow us
© 2026 Formpress Publishing LTD. All rights reserved.Cookie SettingsTerms and ConditionsPrivacy notice