The EXO, Dublin's tallest office building which is situated at Point Square in Dublin's North Docklands, is now 80% let.
Joint agents Savills Ireland and CBRE said that a global tech giant is the latest entity to lease space at The EXO, taking 35,703 square feet across the first and second floors of the building.
The agents declined to comment on the identity of the tech firm, but industry sources confirmed to RTÉ News that it is Yahoo.
The deal marks the largest office leasing deal in the second half of this year.
They said the company has an established footprint in the North Docks for the past 10 years, adding that the letting is an endorsement of the area's continued commercial appeal.
Architecture and design firm Corgan has also secured 5,575 square feet on the 11th floor, while Ancestry, the family history firm, is set to occupy 5,576 square feet, on the 10th floor.
These lettings follow An Post relocating its headquarters to The EXO in July, leasing 83,572 square feet across six floors.
Savills sand CBRE said that interest in the remaining space remains robust, reflecting the building's appeal to leading businesses.
There are four floors of 5,500 square feet each remaining along with one of the larger floors extending to 17,900 square feet.
The EXO is being funded by SW3 and EPISO 4, a fund managed by Tristan Capital Partners.
Point Square has witnessed significant activity and renewal this year. Dunnes has initiated the fit-out of an anchor store, and a new food and beverage offering is set to be unveiled at The Glassbox unit.
"We are elated to witness such prestigious companies choosing The EXO as their operational base," joint letting agents Shane Duffy from Savills Ireland and Sam Daunt from CBRE Ireland said.
"It stands as a testament to the premium quality and strategic location of the building. The ongoing development and enhancements in the Point Square area are creating a dynamic and thriving environment, making it an increasingly desirable location for businesses," they added.
