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TERMINAL 2 LINKED HOTEL DEVELOPMENT
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Ready to go opportunity to develop and operate a full service 402 bedroom 4 star hotel directly connected to Terminal 2 Dublin Airport. Full planning permission on a prime 0.81 acre site owned by Dublin Airport. Savills now seek expressions of interest for the development and operation of this hotel, which will be developed under a Finance, Build, Operate and Transfer (FBOT) model.
IRISH EMPLOYMENT
GROWTH OF 2.9% FASTEST
IN WESTERN EUROPE
FORECAST 9.6M VISITOR
ARRIVALS IN 2016 UP 12%
STRONG DUBLIN REVPAR GROWTH,
23% IN 2015 & 2016 FORECAST OF 20%
TOP 10 “BORN ON THE INTERNET COMPANIES”
BASED IN DUBLIN
DUBLIN AIRPORT Terminal 2 opened in 2010
25 million passengers in 2015, up 15% on 2014
Fastest growing major airport in Europe
Passenger numbers are up 12% YTD 2016
The only major European airport with
US Pre-Clearance
THE HOTEL DEVELOPMENT Less than 100m from Terminal 2
Walking distance from Terminal 1 accessible through
covered walkway
Planning for 22,840 sq m 11 storey hotel
402 bedrooms, 27 sq m average size
Significant F&B opportunities and extensive meeting room capacity
RevPAR grew by 27% in 2015 in Dublin Airport Area Hotels
The best hotel development site in Ireland
A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO DEVELOP, INTERNATIONALLY BRAND AND OPERATE A TERMINAL LINKED HOTEL AT THE FASTEST GROWING MAJOR AIRPORT IN EUROPE.
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2015 WASHINGTON DC
2016 LOS ANGELES, HARTFORD & NEWARK
In 2016, this will reach 1.3m, driven by Aer Lingus development of Dublin as a gateway. Since 2014, Aer Lingus added the following long-haul routes:
LONG HAUL TRAFFIC ALSO RECORDED SIGNIFICANT GROWTH SINCE 2010 AND ALL THREE MAJOR US CARRIERS NOW OPERATE FROM DUBLIN:
MORE CONNECTING PASSENGERS ARRIVING IN DUBLIN AND STAYING FOR UP TO 2 NIGHTS BEFORE CONTINUING THEIR JOURNEY.
United Airlines (3 routes)
Delta (2 routes & adding Boston in 2017)
American Airlines (4 routes)
Air Canada operates two Dublin routes, while Etihad and Emirates fly twice daily to the Middle East. In 2015, Dublin obtained its first scheduled service to sub-Saharan Africa with Ethiopian Airlines flying to Addis Ababa 3 times a week.
IN 2015, DUBLIN HANDLED OVER 1M CONNECTING PASSENGERS FOR THE FIRST TIME
CONNECTING PASSENGERS AT DUBLIN AIRPORT
LONG HAUL PASSENGER GROWTH AT DUBLIN
HISTORIC TRAFFIC AT DUBLIN AIRPORT
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Dublin to London - second busiest international air route in the world
The only major European airport with US pre-clearance
Terminal 2 opened in 2010
Parallel Runway and Airport Masterplan cater for future growth
As an island nation, with an open economy, global connectivity is critical to Ireland and Dublin Airport handles almost 70% of all Irish air traffic.
Dublin Airport recorded very strong growth during the last 2 years, with annual passenger numbers increasing by over 3m pa in 2015.
Passenger numbers are up 12% YTD 2016.
In 2016 Airport traffic exceeded 100,000 daily passengers 4 times. 47 days in 2016 were busier than the previous busiest day ever.
Dublin Airport is home to Aer Lingus (IAG), Ryanair (the world’s largest international carrier) and 35 other Airlines.
Terminals 1 and 2 and the airport business community on your doorstep.
A vibrant, established and connected business community.
Strategic and established commercial hub.
VOTED NO.1 EUROPEAN AIRPORT FOR PASSENGER SERVICE IN 2015 (15-25M PAX)
DUBLIN AIRPORT WAS THE 2016 WORLD ROUTES AWARD WINNER FOR AIRPORTS IN THE 20-50 MILLION PASSENGERS PER YEAR CATEGORY
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DGEDublin Airport is only 11.5km from Dublin City Centre and
benefits from the best transport links in Ireland:
M1 (2km) North to Belfast (90 minutes) and south to city centre, 20 minutes via Port Tunnel.
M50 (5km) Dublin’s orbital motorway, which links the airport to all major destinations:
M2 (North West) - Derry
M4 (West) - Galway
M7/8/9 (South West) - Cork, Limerick & Waterford
M11 (South) - Waterford & Wexford
Planned Metro North Rail line linking Dublin Airport to City Centre is currently on hold.
Terminals 1 & 2 are within walking distance served by a covered walkway.
OVER 1,400 LOCAL, URBAN & NATIONAL BUS AND COACH DEPARTURES DAILY
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1. Glasnevin Cemetery Museum
2. Dublin Zoo
3. Trinity College
4. Croke Park
5. 3Arena
6. Convention Centre Dublin
7. Bord Gáis Energy Theatre
8. Aviva Stadium
9. Dublin Port Tunnel
10. DCU - Dublin City University
11. National Aquatic Centre
12. Old Jameson Distillery
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DUBLIN AIRPORT HAS A LONG TERM VISION TO ACCOMMODATE FUTURE PASSENGER GROWTH OF UP TO 55M PER ANNUM
DUBLIN AIRPORT CENTRAL*
Create a Business Campus at Dublin Airport. Works commenced in 2015
Newly refurbished ONE Dublin Airport Central fully let to ESB International
A direct link from the new office campus to the Terminal 2 Hotel link bridge is planned
VIBRANT BUSINESS COMMUNITY
A virtual Dublin Airport Central “Chamber of Commerce”
Dedicated tenant focused property team
Large corporate network at Dublin Airport including SR Technics, An Post, Boeing, Aer Lingus Head Office and many more
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TERMINAL 2 LINKED HOTEL
High profile site with an impressive 11 floor hotel (40m tall)
Full grant of planning until 24th March 2019
The link corridor connecting T2 arrivals & departures, ground transportation and 2,268 space short term car park passes the hotel at main reception floor
Ground Level Road frontage, alternative entrance, fitness suite, retail, ancillary and extensive back of house.
1st floor Meetings & Events floor providing extensive meeting room capacity and F&B opportunities.
2nd floor Main hotel entrance, reception and open plan restaurant and bar.
Upper floors402 Bedrooms with an average area of 27 sq m, including 6 suites. Upper floors will have stunning views of the airport, sea, city and mountains.
Source: STR Global
Floor Function Area sq m
Ground Roadside entrance, Fitness, Retail & Back of House 2,475
1st Meetings & Events / F&B 2,737
2nd Level access to Terminal 2 through concourse, Main Hotel Entrance, Reception and F&B 2,494
3rd to 10th 402 Bedrooms & Suites 1,910 to 1,839
Total 22,840
YTD September 2016 RevPAR growth of 19%.
Dublin Airport Hotels monthly occupancy levels of more than 90% were achieved in four months of 2014, increasing to six months in 2015 and seven months this year.
DUBLIN AIRPORT HOTELS RECORDED STRONG REVPAR GROWTH OF 27% IN 2015
IN 2014, MONTHLY OCCUPANCY WAS OVER 90% FOR 4 MONTHS
SCHEDULE OF ACCOMMODAT ION
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Ireland was Europe’s fastest growing economy in 2014 and 2015. Latest estimates reveal Ireland’s domestic economy is growing at a faster rate than any other country in Europe. This is supported by strong jobs growth of 2.9% pa and reduced government deficit which allows for increased expenditure and more robust capital investment.
THE MARKET:
IRELAND
Source: Eurostat
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20% of new US investment in Europe comes to Ireland.
THE ONLY ENGLISH SPEAKING COUNTRY IN THE EUROZONE (339M PEOPLE)
SIGNIFICANT SHARE OF EUROPEAN FDI (FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT)
IRELAND CONTINUES TO DELIVER A STRONG PERFORMANCE IN ECONOMIC, CORPORATE AND LEISURE METRICS.
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With 1.9m people (greater area), Dublin benefited from significant investment in recent years. Vibrant and affordable, Dublin attracts the world’s top creative talent, who aspire to work in the tech capital of Europe. It offers a city with a sense of history, creativity, a lively mixed-use city center, diverse retail offerings and multiple leisure activities on a much smaller footprint than megacity rivals.
Excellent standard of living supporting a positive work/ life balance.
Thriving social scene, proving integral for networking.
Thousand-year history and Georgian elegance, Dublin attracts tourists from all corners of the globe.
Dublin’s cultural offering and global reputation for hospitality makes it a highly popular tourist destination. In 2015, Ireland welcomed a record 8.6m overseas visitors.
Infrastructure improvements have further boosted Dublin’s appeal, these include:
Improvements to the M50, Dublin’s primary orbital motorway and on-going cross city Luas line.
Source: Fáilte Ireland
TOP DUBLIN ATTRACTIONS 2015 VISITOR NUMBERS
Guinness Storehouse 1,498,124
Dublin Zoo 1,105,005
National Aquatic Centre 991,554
Book of Kells, Trinity College 767,996
St Patricks Cathedral 532,042
Jameson Distillery 282,056
1.9 MILLION POPULATION
9.6 MILLION OVERSEAS VISITORS IN 2016 (F)
THE ONLY ENGLISH SPEAKING CAPITAL IN THE EUROZONE
THE MARKET:
DUBLINIRELAND’S POLITICAL, ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL CENTRE, IS A LIVELY AND CONTEMPORARY CAPITAL BRIMMING WITH PERSONALITY AND CHARM.
Aviva Stadium Croke Park Stadium Bord Gais Theatre 3Arena
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The Dublin Docklands or ‘Silicon Docks’ is home to a thriving creative tech industry. Start-ups, scale-ups and established global corporations compete for skilled employees, which a vibrant city like Dublin attracts. A combination of high-quality urban environments, a young & highly educated workforce, favourable regulatory environment (including 12.5% corporation tax) and affordable property costs.
Dublin has emerged as a haven for creative talent. It is a highly attractive investment location and is the EMEA headquarters of many of the world’s major companies.
DUBLIN HOSTS: European headquarters for more than
1,200 international companies
More than 50% of the world’s leading financial services firms
9 out of the top 10 global ICT companies
9 out of the top 10 global pharmaceutical companies
All of the top 10 “born on the internet” companies
THE MARKET:
DUBLIN
DUBLIN IS CONSIDERED ‘EUROPE’S SILICON VALLEY’
EVENTS:Dublin Airport works with Ireland’s leading tourism operators including Fáilte Ireland, promoting Dublin, the Region and the nation as the key provider of tourist visitation.
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EUROPEAN CITIES ADR 2015
Dublin remains relatively inexpensive compared to other European Capitals with the city average daily rate (ADR) ranked 15th among European Cities.
EUROPEAN REVPAR 2015
Dublin achieved Occupancy of 82% in 2015, second only to London. Dublin places 12th overall in European city RevPAR rankings.
OVERSEAS ARRIVALS
In 2015, the number of foreign residents visiting Ireland exceeded the previous high achieved in 2007, with 8.6 million visitors, up 13.7% on 2014.
January to September 2016 arrivals were up 12% on prior year. If full year 2016 growth is 12%, then arrivals would total 9.6m in 2016.
DUBLIN HOTEL PERFORMANCE 2007 TO 2018F
STR reported very strong RevPAR growth in 2015 (+23.4%) with high occupancies now allowing for ADR to finally exceed the 2007 level. Average occupancy in Dublin was 82% in 2015 at an ADR of €112. Forecast RevPAR growth in 2016 is 20% & 7% in 2017.
A competitive set for Dublin Airport hotels had RevPAR growth of 19% September YTD 2016.
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In comparison to similar sized international cities, Dublin is relatively under-subscribed from a brand perspective. This is an excellent opportunity for a major brand to enter Dublin at the highest profile location.
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DUBLIN AIRPORT HOTEL PERFORMANCE DUBLIN HOTEL DEVELOPMENT
LIMITED DUBLIN HOTEL PIPELINE
According to the ITIC, Dublin needs an additional 5,000 hotel bedrooms by 2020. However, the real pipeline in Dublin is small and growing from a zero base. The seven years from 2009 to 2015 saw just 4 new hotel openings.
DUBLIN PIPELINE 2016 TO 2018
In 2016, Savills expect Dublin room supply to grow by 1.4% mainly due to:
AM:PM predicts less than 950 additional bedrooms (net of closures) in Dublin before 2019.
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OPENED OCTOBER 2016 PHASED OPENING H2 2016 DUE TO OPEN LATE 2016 CLOSED JANUARY 2016
187 Bedrooms 52 Bedrooms 99 Bedrooms252 Bedrooms
202 Bedrooms 152 Bedrooms 78 Bedrooms 185 Bedrooms
Savills expect approximately 1,500 additional bedrooms will be added to Dublin hotel supply between 2016 and 2018, of which the majority will be delivered in 2018.
A 141 bedroom extension at the Dalata plc. owned Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport is expected to be the first major addition to airport bedroom supply, before the expected opening of the Terminal 2 linked hotel in late 2019.
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DUBLIN AIRPORT HOTELS RECORDED STRONG REVPAR GROWTH OF 27% IN 2015 AND 19% YTD
SEPTEMBER 2016, NOW DRIVEN MAINLY BY ADR.
MONTHLY OCCUPANCY LEVELS OF MORE THAN 90% WERE ACHIEVED IN FOUR MONTHS OF 2014, INCREASING TO SIX
MONTHS IN 2015 AND SEVEN MONTHS THIS YEAR.
MAP HOTEL NAME KM TO AIRPORT STAR BEDROOMS
Terminal 2 Linked Hotel Terminal 4 402
1 Maldron Hotel Dublin Airport 0.4 4 251
2 Radisson Blu Hotel Dublin Airport 0.5 4 229
3 Carlton Hotel Dublin Airport 1.7 4 100
4 Travelodge - Dublin Airport North Swords Hotel 3.7 3 130
5 Premier Inn Dublin Airport Hotel 3.1 3 155
6 Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport 4.6 4 469
7 Holiday Inn Express Dublin Airport 3.3 3 114
8 Crowne Plaza Dublin Airport 3.3 4 204
9 Metro Hotel Dublin Airport 5.1 3 88
10 Hilton Dublin Airport 7.1 4 166
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TENURE The development is being undertaken using an FBOT (Finance, Build, Operate, Transfer) approach to the build and operation of the hotel.
PROCESS & TIMELINE It is anticipated that an RFI will run from late 2016 to early 2017. Based on RFI submissions, it is anticipated that a small number of interested parties will be issued with an RFT in Q1 2017, with an anticipated submission date in Q2 2017.
VIEWING Strictly by appointment with the sole selling agents, Savills Hotels & Leisure.
AGENT Tom Barrett +353 (1) 618 1415 [email protected]
Aaron Spring +353 (1) 618 1446 [email protected]
Andrew Sherry +353 (1) 618 1452 [email protected]
DUBLIN AIRPORT
Lisa Jordan +353 (87) 356 3027 [email protected]
Savills Ireland and the Vendor/Lessor give note that the particulars and information contained in this brochure do not form any part of any offer or contract and are for guidance only. The particulars, descriptions, dimensions, references to condition, permissions or licences for use or occupation, access and any other details, such as prices, rents or any other outgoings are for guidance only and are subject to change. Maps and plans are not to scale and measurements are approximate. Whilst care has been taken in the preparation of this brochure intending purchasers, Lessees or any third party should not rely on particulars and information contained in this brochure as statements of fact but must satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of details given to them. Neither Savills Ireland nor any of its employees have any authority to make or give any representation or warranty (express or implied) in relation to the property and neither Savills Ireland nor any of its employees nor the vendor or lessor shall be liable for any loss suffered by an intending purchaser/Lessees or any third party arising from the particulars or information contained in this brochure. Prices quoted are exclusive of VAT (unless otherwise stated) and all negotiations are conducted on the basis that the purchasers/lessees shall be liable for any VAT arising on the transaction. This brochure is issued by Savills Ireland on the understanding that any negotiations relating to the property are conducted through it. All maps produced by permission of the Ordnance Survey Ireland Licence No AU 001799 © Government of Ireland.
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