UK-based property developers Chancerygate and Bridges Fund Management have pre-let three units totalling 31,200 square feet at Airport Trade Park in Dublin, following completion of the €40 million development near Dublin Airport.

Corporate gifting and branded merchandise company Imprint Engine has taken a 16,100-square-foot unit on a 15-year lease, whilst electrical connectors and tooling manufacturer Cembre will occupy a 7,550-square-foot unit on a 10-year term, according to reporting in BE News. Networking and firewall software company Netgate has taken a 7,550-square-foot unit on a 10-year term. Both Cembre and Netgate are new entrants to the Irish market.

Development Director and Head of the Irish Office at Chancerygate Ed Dobbs stated: "Achieving practical completion at Airport Trade Park and securing three pre-lets soon after we have acquired the North Gate Portfolio is a true statement of Chancerygate's intent in Ireland. We have delivered an outstanding urban logistics development with our long-term partner Bridges which showcases our high specification, sustainable product in an excellent strategic location."

Dobbs added: "We are very pleased to welcome Imprint Engine, Cembre and Netgate as our first occupiers and we are in advanced conversations with a number of other prospective tenants. Our focus is now on expanding our development and investment footprint throughout Ireland and we have the funds and ambition to do so."

Partner at Bridges Fund Management Henry Pepper stated: "There is strong demand for highly sustainable Grade A logistics space that can help occupiers meet their business needs and create local jobs, while also reducing their costs minimising carbon emissions."

View complete details of the Airport Trade Park pre-letting agreements and development specifications.