Commercial Property

Flawed regulatory policy cobbled together to help tenants is excluding funders of much-needed housing supply

Demand for sustainable green buildings is driving activity, but lack of development pipeline may push rents up

Housing shortages continue to weigh on market, but overall it’s been a good year for land sales, with strong demand

Decisions are being taken once again following seismic global events, of which the pandemic and high inflation are but two

There are still challenges, but investor confidence is growing, as momentum picks up across most sectors

Land Development Agency and Approved Housing Bodies now playing central role in the market for land

Spending of €2.4bn on commercial real estate is positive, but a long way off 10-year average of €4bn

Robust pipeline of assets set to come to market in next 12 months across residential, office and logistics sectors

While 1.2m sq ft of office space is scheduled to complete in the next 12 months, 75 per cent of this is already pre-committed

Coillte weighs development of up to 50 eco-sensitive cabins on grounds of historic Wicklow estate where Parnell was born

Irish hotels group acquires four-star property from longstanding owners, the Mealiff family

While each sector has its merits, all the data is pointing in one direction

Former divisional director at Cushman & Wakefield establishes Shannon Commercial, Chartered Surveyors & Property Consultants

Raheny facility being sold as going concern with proceeds used to secure religious order’s two other care homes

KLX Real Estate Partners seeking opportunities in Ireland following bid for Merry Hill shopping centre near Birmingham

Galway property generating €447,545 in annual rent from UPS subsidiary Nightline Logistics Group

Unit 7, Harmony Court, comes for sale with four secure basement car-parking spaces

1.6-acre Newtownpark Avenue plot offers scope for large-scale apartment scheme

Chancerygate set to acquire 12 assets from Iput distributed across two schemes

Scheme developed by Iveragh Group has 128 beds and is next to TUD’s Grangegorman campus