Antrim Technology Park, one of Northern Ireland's longest-established business parks, has been put on the market with CBRE NI for £5.5 million.

Located just outside Antrim town, the park includes 16 business units housing technology and innovation-focused companies.

The site benefits from strong transport links, including proximity to Belfast International Airport, the M2 motorway, and the wider road network, making it a notable investment opportunity in the region.

Gavin Elliott, Senior Director at CBRE NI, commented: "CBRE NI is pleased to bring Antrim Technology Park to market. This prominent scheme offers potential buyers a unique opportunity to invest in a strategically located park with excellent transport connections, established infrastructure, and significant capacity for future growth. "With its proven track record as a base for innovative companies, the Park is perfectly positioned for new occupiers seeking to expand, innovate, and benefit from Northern Ireland’s strong talent pool and growing economy.

"We expect strong interest from potential owner occupiers, property developers and local investors keen to capitalise on the Park's proven track record and value add opportunities."

CBRE NI’s latest quarterly report shows that commercial real estate investment in Northern Ireland reached £150 million in the first half of 2025, surpassing the £118 million total for all of 2024, with £114 million recorded in Q2 alone.

Opened in 1986 by the Industrial Development Board (the predecessor to Invest Northern Ireland), Antrim Technology Park was designed to attract high-tech firms to the region.

Over nearly four decades, it has become a hub for enterprise, with occupiers including Northern Ireland Electricity (NIE), Nitec Solutions, Delap & Waller, Fortress Diagnostics and Sensata Technologies among those who have established a presence there.

For further information, CBRE NI can be contacted directly.