Commercial Property Building back better after CovidProperty markets will adjust to the normalising of interest rates. But vendors’ and investors’ expectations will take time to align and market activity will moderate accordingly, writes Dr John McCartney
Commercial Property French investor snaps up five BoI assets in IrelandA portfolio of banks let and occupied by Bank of Ireland across the country represents Iroko Zen’s second purchase here
Commercial report Public transport drives Dublin’s CBD evolutionBNP Paribas’s latest report shows commercial hubs springing up in the wake of light-rail infrastructure, boosting rental values, writes Keith O’Neill
Commercial property New Rathfarnham retail scheme sold to French firm for €10.14mThe development at White Pines on Stocking Avenue comprises a supermarket and three-storey crèche on a 1.98-acre site
Property Last floor of Dublin 2 corner block available to letThe entire block at 57 Adelaide Road has been let apart from the first floor, which is available immediately and is finished to a CAT A specification
Sofidy scores hat-trick with Dublin office acquisitionThe private real estate company has bought Fleming Court in Dublin 4, a modern multi-let office block
Imposing 1930s office building in Dublin 8 on market for €3.5mBloomfield House is a prominent building on Bloomfield Road just off the South Circular Road. The first and mezzanine floors are let, generating a combined annual rent of €230,200
BNPPRE looks at the year ahead for the commercial property market BNP Paribas Real Estate Ireland’s outlook report for commercial real estate in 2022 predicts continued growth and opportunities for investors
Year in review: Office market in recovery while logistics takes off This has been a bumper period for the sector, with prime rents rising by around 5 per cent, though elsewhere things remain uncertain
Year in review: PRS and logistics show star quality in a difficult yearFor the market, this year was neither the best of times nor the worst
BNP Paribas Real Estate strengthens Irish operationThe estate agency has recruited eight new staff in the past six months, and sees the uplift in commercial property sales continuing into next year
