Dublin office market ‘back with a bang’ in third quarter
Updates from Cushman & Wakefield and CBRE point to recovery after pandemic
What will the office market look like after the great remote working experiment?
City centre space looks secure in terms of value and rents, but secondary locations and retail will suffer
Office space take-up falls to levels not seen since 2013
New occupancy is well below normal, say property agents
Commercial property investment rose in first quarter as Covid-19 hit
Investors have put deals on hold since March to assess crisis, Cushman & Wakefield says
What’s hot in the burbs
Beyond Dublin’s high-pressure core, there’s a thriving property market in its suburbs
Co-working – millennial fad or the future of work?
Co-working space could account for up to 15 per cent of the Dublin office market this year. Is this relatively new phenomenon here to stay?
Office space take up falls 25% in Dublin in first quarter
Cushman & Wakefield report shows declining take-up but prices up on last year
Dublin’s business district accounted for half of office space take up last year
Cushman & Wakefield forecasts demand from technology companies to continue this year
Another strong year for Dublin office market
Runaway rent increases are on the slide while some predict a slowdown in construction starts from mid-2018
Hong Kong now most expensive city to locate staff
Dublin placed 30th in global office ranking with average cost per workstation of €6,900
Crane Watch: 79 cranes visible over centre of Dublin on November 1st
Very big increase in activity north of Liffey, where crane count is up eight on last month
Dublin Office space take up levels highest since 2007
196,000sq m of office space has been let so far this year with majority in central business district
Peak office at last
After years of sharp rises since the Dublin office market bottomed out in 2011, headline rents may be close to a level last seen in 2007
Facebook and AIB among top firms seeking Dublin office space
Space in 30 developments due on stream this year
Strong supply to ease pressure in Dublin office market
Booming construction will supply first wave of new buildings to the market since 2008
Retail in 2015: Two-tier market emerges
Top streets and malls get big rents, while secondary and provincial locations suffer
New urban centre planned for Dublin 4
One Ballsbridge will have a mix of offices, apartments and retail facilities
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