Plans to develop new business park in Tipperary will lead to demolition of vacant restaurant
The development consists of the demolition of an existing vacant restaurant and the construction of seven new light industrial units and will be located on the Bansha Road
Plans to develop a new business park in Tipperary Town took a major step forward recently with the proposed development being granted full planning permission by Tipperary County Council.
The development, which consists of the demolition of an existing vacant restaurant and the construction of seven new light industrial units, will be located on the Bansha Road, and will bring approximately 19,000 square feet of new enterprise space to the market.
It is hoped that the development will act as a catalyst for new business, investment, and job creation in the town.
The project is being led by Cork based developer Fitzgerald Partnership, who have significant business interests throughout the country.
The lack of available industrial space has long been an issue in the town, and the planning application was supported by submissions to that effect from several local bodies including Jobs4Tipp, Tipperary Chamber of Commerce, Tipperary Town Revitalisation and the Local Enterprise Office Tipperary. Construction is expected to commence in the coming months with the new units to be ready for market in 2025.