Joint leasing agents, Savills and CBRE – on behalf of the NAMA receiver, Stephen Tennant of Grant Thornton – report active interest in the remaining 87,000 sq. ft. – in particular, the tower floors, which offer uninterrupted 360-degree views of the city.

The remaining space at The EXO incorporates three floors of approx. 18,000 sq. ft. and six tower floors of approx. 5,600 sq ft each.

Taking its name from its large-scale exoskeleton steel structure, The EXO stands at 17 stories in height and is raised at ground level by approximately 8m. The building not only boast some of the most unique views in the city, but it is also targeting and achieving the highest sustainability credentials available. The EXO is already LEED Platinum Certified (first of its kind to achieve this before project completion), NZEB, Wired Platinum and a Building Energy Rating of A3.

When complete, the overall development will comprise workspace for in excess of 1,950 people, with an impressive 1,000sq.m. roof garden. This will be complemented by an adjacent 10.5m high cubic glazed bar and restaurant.

The EXO is being developed by SW3 and EPISO 4, a fund managed by Tristan Capital Partners.

Tom O’Mahony, Director at SW3 Capital said:

“We are pleased to see An Post enhancing and expanding on their ambitious plans for the EXO Building. It is exciting that this landmark building will be the home of a national icon. The buildings design intent makes it future proofed for all of its tenant’s future needs.”

James Brodie, Managing Director – Portfolio and Asset Management - at Tristan Capital Partners, added:

“An Post leasing additional space is testament to the attractiveness of the building. The high quality workspace complemented by a well amenitised local catchment, excellent transport provision and the buildings outstanding ESG credentials make The EXO a very desirable proposition.”