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© Business Post |
19 Mar '23 |
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I&L sector bucks the trend with strong demand for units of all sizes
Kevin McHugh of Harvey, the industrial property specialists, said the I&L sector has bucked the trend and there are several requirements not alone for small industrial lots but also for very large lot - Subscribe |
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© RTE |
11 Mar '23 |
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Why are commercial property values falling and why should we care?
"Tech habitually accounted for 50% of gross letting activity in the Dublin market over the five years up to the end of 2021," said John McCartney, Director and Head of Research at BNP Paribas Real Est - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
28 Feb '23 |
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Commercial property vacancy in Ireland hits ten-year high
Research published by GeoDirectory, the data intelligence unit of An Post, has said that 14 per cent of commercial property in Ireland was vacant in the final quarter of 2022, up 0.1 per cent on the p - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
24 Feb '23 |
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DEAL: Rohan Holdings secure two new tenants at South West Business Park
Both lettings are understood to have been agreed for in excess of €12 per sq ft and for fixed terms of at least 15 years. Agent Lisney acted for the landlord while Bannon and Blue Tile Property Cons - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
12 Feb '23 |
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Commercial property market in a downturn, investors believe
Arlene Maguire: “The office market figures from the second half of 2022 showed the turning point that is now captured in the market expectations for the market into 2023, as the interest rate enviro - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
09 Feb '23 |
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‘Significant decline’ in logistics sector activity despite annual jump
Strong pre-letting activity in 2022 led to 2.9 million sq ft of take-up, just above the historic five-year average for the sector. - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
19 Jan '23 |
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CBRE Outlook 2023: Irish Real Estate Market Will Continue to Show Resilience in 2023
CBRE today released their comprehensive Outlook 2023 annual report containing their predictions for each sector of the Irish property market in the year ahead. The property consultants say that Irelan - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
02 Jan '23 |
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Property-sector deals to retreat from near-record €5.5bn levels of last year
Adrian Trueickof Knight Frank expects that the value could fall back to between €3.5 and €4bn. "The first quarter and into the second quarter will be quiet as there will be a reluctance to put pro - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
08 Dec '22 |
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Kevin McHugh, Harvey: Industrial and logistics property construction ramps up to meet demand
While continued strong rental growth and tenant demand would normally be sufficient to make a speculative development viable, the combination of build-cost inflation and lower investment values will m - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
04 Dec '22 |
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Kevin McHugh of Harvey: Industrial and logistics sector should weather market turbulence
Investment activity has slowed down as investors and vendors recalibrate pricing. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
23 Nov '22 |
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End to Dublin’s rates rebate sends message that empty buildings aren’t acceptable, councillor says
He said he was aware of commercial buildings for which landlords claimed they could not get a tenant for five years or more. “But they should apply to change the designation from commercial to resid - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
21 Nov '22 |
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DEAL: Harvey lets 15A Magna Drive in Magna Business Park in Citywest
Thermodial, represented by Arthur Ryan Property Consultants, acquired the unit on a long-term lease as their new HQ. The 576 square metre property was sold by Harvey earlier in the year to a private i - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
20 Nov '22 |
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Savills: Dublin Industrial and Logistics Market Q3 2022
DOWNLOAD FULL REPORT HERE >>> Take-up totalled 1.3m sq ft in Q3, more than double the level witnessed in Q3 last year and 45% above the five-year average for a third quarter. Furthermore, the year-to- - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
18 Nov '22 |
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Paul McNeive: Commercial property valuers must adjust to an emerging new world economic order
Isn’t there a risk that traditional valuation methods, referencing old information, may be becoming obsolete?
That’s a conundrum I posed to Caroline Kirrane, CFA, MBA, a financial analyst and f - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
12 Nov '22 |
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Ellen McKinney and Shane Caldwell, Iput: Environmental performance clauses / green leases in commercial leases
Many companies now have ambitious environmental, social and governance (ESG) and sustainability objectives, but few understand how their real estate has a bearing on this or how inserting simple envir - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
04 Nov '22 |
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DEAL: M7 Real Estate secures letting of two units at Dublin Industrial Estate in Glasnevin
Harvey has secured the letting of two industrial and office units, 107A and 107B, on Lagan Road to Howdens Joinery, having sold the properties earlier this year to pan European investor M7 Real Estate - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
03 Nov '22 |
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Discounted property prices now sought by investors, say Lisney
Noting a shift in Q3, which also saw an increased focus on building energy efficiency in funding, Ed Hanafin said that with adjustments in the global economic outlook along with rising interest rates, - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
01 Nov '22 |
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DEAL: Units 2A and 2B at the Smurfit Packaging Complex, Ballymount Road Lower
Harvey let these two industrial facilities in Ballymount to two building suppliers for in excess of €86 per square metre before they were officially marketed - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
26 Oct '22 |
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DEAL: Smurfit Packaging facilities in Ballymount secure new lease of life
Industrial property specialist Harvey has secured the lettings of two older-style industrial facilities, totalling an area of more than 2,500sq m (27,000sq ft) in Ballymount, Dublin 12, in quick succe - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
24 Oct '22 |
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Indigenous firms being crowded out by data centres as not enough land is being zoned for enterprise
Data centres and foreign multinationals are crowding out indigenous industrial firms, particularly in south Dublin, consultants Octavian Economics said in a report out today. - Subscribe |
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