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© Irish Independent |
24 Apr '25 |
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Investors eye up Irish properties as rents forecast to keep rising – Cushman & Wakefield
Over 90pc of respondents said they intend to invest in the Irish private rental sector within the next three years while nearly 60pc favoured student accommodation. About 30pc are targeted on social h - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
24 Apr '25 |
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DEAL: Cosgrave Property Group sells Swift Square offices at Northwood, Santry Demesne to Camgill Conway for €30m
They are fully let and at the time they were launched on the market in June 2024 they were generating a combined contracted rent of €4,193,179 per annum. Joint selling agents Hooke & MacDonald and S - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
11 Apr '25 |
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DEAL: 17 Hogan Place and 2A Hogan Avenue, D2 have sold for over their €4.6 million guide price
Hogan Place comprises of six apartments and Hogan Avenue consists of eight apartments and six car parking spaces - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
10 Apr '25 |
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DEAL:Atland Voisin purchases Dublin office building, Central Quay, for discounted price
Atland Voisin has added to its Irish portfolio with the acquisition of Central Quay office building in Dublin’s South Docks for approximately €42m. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
02 Apr '25 |
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Retail deals lead sharp upswing in commercial property investment
€500m was spent buying Irish commercial property in Q1 represents a 300pc increase on the €163m spent during the same period of last year, according to Stephen Aherne, associate director at TWM. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
02 Apr '25 |
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DEAL: Cosgrave family secures €4.7m from sale of 14 apartments at 17 Hogan Place and 2A Hogan Avenue
The portfolio comprising 14 apartments at 17 Hogan Place and 2A Hogan Avenue has been acquired by a private Irish investor, according to Conor Steen, who handled the sale on behalf of Hooke & MacDonal - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
26 Mar '25 |
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Oaktree sells Irish retail parks to Realty Income Reit, a Californian property investor, in deal valued at around €220m
They are Navan Retail Park, Naas Retail Park, Sligo Retail Park, Drogheda Retail Park, Bray Retail Park, Waterford Retail Park, Parkway Retail Park in Limerick and Gateway Shopping Park in Galway. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
26 Mar '25 |
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DEAL: Four commercial units at the neighbourhood centre, Phoenix Park Racecourse acquired by owner-occupiers for above quoting prices
Hooke & MacDonald has completed the sale of all four commercial units at the neighbourhood centre at the Phoenix Park Racecourse residential scheme in Castleknock, Dublin 15. Guiding from €250,000 t - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
25 Mar '25 |
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Excelling in the high-stakes world of commercial property investment
Deirdre Hayes, head of commercial property, Irish Life Investment Managers: ‘Yes, we have new buildings like [Cadenza], but we also have more simple refurbishments, where we see buildings that can u - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
17 Mar '25 |
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DEAL: Private investor pays €3.15m for 36-37 Harrington Street and Archbishop Byrne Hall, Dublin 8
The price paid represents premium of 26 per cent on the €2.5 million agent Colliers. Located at the junction with Synge Street, the property extends to 986sq m (10,616sq ft), sits on a site of 0.23 - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
05 Mar '25 |
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DEAL: No 2 Dublin Landings office block which sold for €106 million in 2018 is about to change hands for €50 million
The price being paid by German investor MEAG represents a 53 per cent fall in value and some €10 million less than the €60 million which had been sought by agent Savills when it brought the prope - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
13 Feb '25 |
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DEAL: Private investor pays €1.71m for industrial Unit 5, Sandyford Park
Unit 5 was fully let to Festo Limited on a 35-year full repairing and insuring (FRI) lease from April 1ST, 1992. New owner in line for 8.76% yield on the south Dublin 712sq m investment. Stephen Conwa - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
16 Jan '25 |
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DEAL: 1, 3 and 5 St Stephen’s Green sold by Aviva’s Irish Commercial Property Fund
The price is understood to be a substantial discount to the €13.5m which had been quoted by Savills. The purchaser is believed to be the Treacy Group which already owns shopping centres and retail p - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
15 Jan '25 |
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One Westmoreland, Dublin 2 sold to private investor, with full planning permission for a 38-bedroom hotel
The original guide price was €6m and the property was sold to a private buyer. Paul Collins, Head of CBRE Hotels Ireland, commented: “This superb opportunity was sold to a private investor who rec - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
17 Dec '24 |
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State to buy Citywest Hotel to confront migrant crisis
The Citywest Hotel is owned by Tetrarch Capital and is a key property in the State’s refugee accommodation system. It would cost €100 million to purchase, commercial property sources have said. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
17 Dec '24 |
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DEAL: Fine Grain buys Connaught House from receivers at Ronan Group Real Estate
Fine Grain confirmed the deal on Monday saying that it had agreed a deal with receivers Grant Thornton for below the original €80 million asking price. Sources calculate that it is paying in the “ - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
06 Dec '24 |
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DEAL: Fine Grain acquires Plassey premises at Plassey Innovation Campus, Limerick at a cost of €7.5m
The building is fully occupied by Three. The deal provides “secure income reflected in a weighted average unexpired lease term of 9.2 years, and a level of income return well in excess of that in th - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
04 Dec '24 |
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Michelle McGarry, Colliers: domestic buyers were a dominant buyer throughout the year so far
The limited supply of standard product is providing a solid backstop for values, leading more investors to explore specialised sub-sectors connected to the evolution of e-commerce and supply chains. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
04 Dec '24 |
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Kyle Rothwell, CBRE: Falling debt costs will drive recovery in 2025
Further interest rate cuts will carry the positive momentum seen in the fourth quarter into 2025. Improving debt liquidity, the stabilisation of yields and a narrowing of the bid-ask spread (as more v - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
04 Dec '24 |
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Ross Fogarty, Knight Frank: Institutional investors to come back to market
“Off-market” activity is also likely to play a substantial role in managing perceptions, and indeed misconceptions, around disposal rationales over the next six-12 months. Office investment strate - Subscribe |
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