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29 Feb '24 |
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The office is not dead but a reset is clearly underway
JLL global research shows that most employees work from the office an average of 3.1 days per week. Eight of the world’s 10 largest technology companies are now mandating at least three days per wee - Subscribe |
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© RTE |
21 Feb '24 |
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Empty offices: What now for Dublin's commercial property?
Some companies have said that office attendance will be a factor in employees’ performance reviews.
In Grand Canal Dock, the mecca of Irish office work, the response is much the same. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
16 Feb '24 |
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CBRE: Demand for flexible desks surpasses traditional offices
Megan Burke, director of CBRE Ireland’s Flexible Offices team, said “the vacancy level among these operators’ portfolios at the end of December 2023 stood at 7pc in the core city centre location - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
09 Feb '24 |
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Dbt Labs to open Dublin office in remote work shift
Dbt Labs began hiring in Ireland in early 2022 to expand its headcount in Europe but had focused on a remote-only model. That has since shifted to the physical space in the Docklands. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Feb '24 |
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Dublin’s office market nearing bottom of current downturn - HWBC
The report notes that there could potentially be a shortage of prime space in Dublin’s central business district by 2026 as the majority of currently available new buildings will be leased up by the - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
30 Jan '24 |
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Tetrarch and Marlet among final bidders for prime D4 office blocks
Last year, eight buildings in the Elmpark Green portfolio, owned by Starwood, the US private equity firm, were brought to market for a guide price of €55 million by CBRE, the property agency. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
26 Jan '24 |
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Value of city offices continues to slide, with the biggest drop in Dublin 4
MSCI/SCSI Ireland Quarterly Property Index howed the value of Dublin offices fell 5pc in the quarter and 15.9pc in the 12 months. Those in Dublin 4, including leafy Ballsbridge, fell by 8.7pc in the q - Subscribe |
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© Other |
18 Jan '24 |
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Almost 40% of employers mandating office presence in 2024
Hays Ireland found 58 per cent of employers expect hybrid working arrangements to stay the same this year.
Approximately 44 per cent of employees were found to work fully from the office, while 41 - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
18 Jan '24 |
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Irish office vacancy rate rises to as much as 18% 'on tech slowdown and home working'
The Aecom annual review also predicts tender price inflation of 4% this year, as labour costs continue to weigh despite sharp price falls in many building products, including steel, but the Gaza war h - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
17 Jan '24 |
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Eagle Street secures further 10-year lease renewal with Curtiss-Wright at Block 5 Richview Office Park
Curtiss-Wright Avionics and Electronics is understood to have agreed a rent of about €27 per sq ft. The deal was brokered on Eagle Street’s behalf by Seán Ryan McCaffrey of Savills, with Robert M - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
20 Dec '23 |
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DEAL: Greencore signs for new headquarter offices at Dublin Airport Central
The Irish Times understands that Greencore has signed a 10-year lease and agreed to pay a rent of about €36 per sq ft, occupying 10,333sq ft on the fourth floor of Block Two, The Green, from early 2 - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
11 Dec '23 |
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Shane Duffy, Savills: After the roughest year in over a decade, prospects for the office market in 2024 are starting to look up
Anecdotally, the number of occupiers starting to increase their footprint is starting to rise and their focus is centred on better quality workspace in central locations for their returning employees. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Dec '23 |
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Declan O'Reilly, Knight Frank: Dublin office vacancy rate hovers close to 15% as cost pressures bite
Cautious demand at a time of increased supply has seen prime rents slip back from the €70.00 per sq ft observed at the end of 2022 to €62.50-€65.00 per sq ft currently. Enhanced incentives and r - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
03 Dec '23 |
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Aoife Brennan, Lisney: Interest rates and elevated construction costs made greatest impact on market
MSCI data show overall CRE capital values in Ireland fell by 14 per cent in the 12 months to end-September 2023 and by 21 per cent in three years.
Prime yields generally drifted out by 50 to 125 bp - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
03 Dec '23 |
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Dublin’s office market is in a downturn, but just how deep will it be?
“Slowdowns are a part of the commercial property business,” said John McCartney, head of research at BNP Paribas Real Estate Ireland. “The key questions are how deep will it be, and how long wil - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
16 Nov '23 |
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The London office market is becoming harder work
Jefferies last week noted that London vacancies are at a 30-year high, putting pressure on rents. Occupiers have been cutting their space requirements drastically, demanding better amenities and more - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
16 Nov '23 |
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DEAL: Hibernia Real Estate Group secures Peninsula Petroleum for 3,845sq ft second floor of Central Quay at about €54 per sq ft
The latest letting was handled on Hibernia’s behalf by Rob Mulcair of CBRE while John Shannon of Cushman & Wakefield represented Peninsula Petroleum. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
08 Nov '23 |
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DEAL: Offices at 57 Adelaide Road fully occupied following latest letting to VMO Aircraft Leasing
Rental levels across all four lettings are understood to have been in the region of €538 per sq m (€50 per sq ft) and €3,500 per car space per annum. The final letting to VMO Aircraft leasing wa - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
08 Nov '23 |
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Intercom delays move to new Dublin headquarters as fit-out costs spiral
Having already agreed a deal earlier this year to sublet just under 50,000sq ft of the office space at its new headquarters on Dublin’s Earlsfort Terrace to US-headquartered investor KKR, Intercom h - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Nov '23 |
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What does WeWork’s US bankruptcy mean for Dublin’s office market?
Market sources have estimated WeWork’s total footprint in Dublin to be around 37,000sq m (398,264.69 millionsq ft) across four locations. Leaving aside Hines’s Central Plaza development (the forme - Subscribe |
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