Commercial Property

The newly developed Cardiff Lane building comprises 7,420sq ft of grade A office space and a ground-floor retail unit

The German discount retailer will close its Deansgrange outlet in the final quarter of 2026

More than 20 years after it was announced, though, the project remains unfinished, a symbol of broken promises and the pitfalls of taxpayer-subsidised megaprojects

New report from Cushman & Wakefield finds demand remains centred on core submarket around St Stephen’s Green and Harcourt Street

Two adjoining properties on well-located Aungier Street are coming to the market

Former Murphy & Gunn car dealership back on market at reduced price, with permission for 19 homes

Two-thirds of space let is to companies relocating and expanding to new offices

Doubling of development levy will apply to sector from July 1st

Property industry’s response has been to ration information and fill the vacuum with reassuring narratives to buy time

Property bought for €90m by the global entertainment company with partners including Gaiety Investments spans almost three hectares

Price paid represents 41.8% discount on €2.75m which had been sought by Paddy McKillen jnr’s Oakmount in 2024

Well-known Lucan venue comes for sale fully let and is generating €275,000 in annual rental income

Purpose-built residential scheme of 17 homes in Tallaght let to approved housing body until 2044

Off-market acquisition of Motorpoint site extends Corrib footprint to 42 convenience stores with forecourts in 17 counties

The Lansdowne Collection comprises three properties and comes for sale with vacant possession

The site has the potential for a high-density scheme anchored by about 600 apartments and 30,000sq m of retail and leisure uses

Supply of multi-family units for rent is on the rise, but viability challenges remain according to Hooke & MacDonald report

Goleen is set on a mature site of about 1.1 acres

94-96 Middle Abbey Street first came to the market quoting €3.75m back in 2023

City jumps five places in Savills Resilient Cities Index, indicating it is likely to attract more investment