One of the most prominent pre-lettings in 2022 was Maersk’s acquisition of over 250,000 square feet at Iput’s Quantum Distribution Park

Prices will have risen by 5 per cent on average by the end of year, while second-hand homes have sold well all year and the market is expected to remain robust in 2023

Continued inflation and rising interest rates mean pricing expectations will need to adjust across most real estate sectors next year, writes Conor Whelan of QRE. However, once this is accepted, the market is in a position to function well

Post-pandemic, the new home development pipeline was back in full swing in Dublin while sales of good quality properties in good condition achieved top prices

Achievable targets and planning reform will open the door to housing delivery, but funding from all possible stakeholders and cooperation between the public and private sectors are also essential

Property 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

Price growth continues to be stronger outside the capital, with average values nationally rising 1.3 per cent in the third quarter

The cost of living crisis, economic uncertainty and now rising interest rates have caused the market to slow down recently in terms of price inflation

The online auction firm recorded an additional €54 million in under-bidder liquidity

In the city’s industrial and logistics sector, vacancy levels have dropped to less than 2 per cent due to robust occupier demand