Hannah Dwyer | Business Post

Hannah Dwyer

Director and head of research, JLL Ireland

House prices to rise 7% in capital this year

JLL says while rent rises are also expected over next few years, they will increase at a slower rate as economic conditions return to normal

Hannah Dwyer: Cautious optimism for 2021 as uncertainty prevails

In the real estate market, staying ahead of trends will be crucial this year. While local market sentiment and knowledge remain important, data will be king

Hannah Dwyer: Covid-19’s impact on the property market

Hannah Dwyer: How real estate can adapt to retailers’ needs

Between online shopping, environmental issues and a tough rental market, the retail sector is going through a time of unprecedented change — but some of these challenges can be turned into opportunities

Hannah Dwyer: A new climate for sustainable investors

Sustainability is becoming of increasing importance for investors in the current climate

How real estate is adjusting to the changing world of work

The corporate workplace is more and more seen as key to improving employee experience

Commercial real estate still offers solid return on investment

Unresolved election uncertainty aside, investors in search of value have plenty of opportunities – from development or refurbishment, to astute asset management of existing properties

Dublin office costs are lower than perceived

New research shows that, when extra costs such service charges and rates are factored in, the capital is more affordable than other major global cities

Proptech gives developers and landlords a competitive edge

Whether it’s monitoring temperature in an office building or measuring footfall in a retail unit, technology now plays a big role in real estate

It’s time for some alternative thinking on housing

Government intervention is urgently needed to increase supply in every sector of the market

Trend is for fewer but bigger deals

Brexit uncertainty is damaging the Irish real estate market

Talk of a short-term bounce in some housing sectors has generally been overstated, and the spectre of a no-deal Brexit is haunting the industry, writes Hannah Dwyer

Continued stability, but some caution required

Industrial and logistics are set to be star performers in 2019, with PRS due for another robust year

Steady as she goes for investment market

There was a return to more ‘normal’ trading volumes in-line with long-term averages

Testing times for retail: pop-up shops and technology are changing the landscape

The online and physical retail space has to be strong to compete with international rivals

Strong activity as Dublin office take-up increases

Currently 280,000 square metres of office space under construction

Causes for optimism for 2012

While the investment property market may be in the doldrums, but there are some causes for optimism for 2012 The Irish property market has been incredibly unpredictable over the last decade, with tim