Commercial Property

It may not have heralded the recovery people were hoping for but debt markets should free up and activity levels pick up next year

Construction of new apartments has ground to a halt, crunching supply and pushing rents up again

A weak start to 2024 turned to a better outlook by year end; looking to 2025, investors will stay focused on the holy trinity of ‘beds, meds and sheds’, but supply may be an issue

Outlook looks brighter for 2025 after a challenging year

Improving debt liquidity, the stabilisation of yields and a narrowing of the bid-ask spread will lead to more activity

Lower interest rates and improved sentiment set to translate into more transactions

The year ahead will be one of rebuilding as confidence gradually returns, potentially spurred on by a single large deal

Proposed Zoning Value Sharing will decrease supply of new homes – at a time when they’re badly needed

As the steep falls in prime capital values ease, the market is set for recovery – but level of transactions will be key

It may have been a challenging year, but demand remains strong for assets with long-term income and strong covenants, across all sectors

Successful workplaces are not just about how much space is occupied: it’s also about creating environments that foster collaboration, innovation, and a sense of belonging

DWS’s deal at Hayfield is one of the year’s biggest

The Swedish fashion giant is expanding its retail presence in the midlands town

Shortage of quality stock is likely to spur interest in unit at Greeogue Business Park following refurbishment by Kennedy Wilson

Plenty of potential on key shopping street for €2.5m

Land near Navan bordering the Boyne includes a four-bed red-brick house

Demand for office space is rising again. But, with businesses downsizing, and vacancy rates remaining among Europe’s highest, owners of older blocks will have to start cutting asking rents

Mel Sutcliffe’s Quanta Capital says receiver has been appointed to 27 property assets that it manages by lender Relm Finance

Interest likely to be strong given scarcity of units of this size available

Not everyone is a first-time buyer, not everyone wants to rent and not everyone wants to buy. Catering to all will be a key challenge for next government