Residential A slice of cutting-edge New York style off Merrion SquareThis A-rated, three-bedroom, duplex apartment has lots of glass, a rooftop terrace and an integral carport
Residential Mayo home oozes with personality and character thanks to Irish-American ownersThis Regency villa-style home includes 553 square metres of living space and is located just outside Ballintubber village
Residential Delgany delight sees Georgian symmetry seamlessly blend old and new for €3.25mThis sympathetically extended historic country house marries modern comfort with old-world charm
Commercial Property Paddy McKillen Jnr’s Oakmount has opened its largest premises at Smyth House on St Stephen’s GreenGrafter’s serviced office puts in the hard work – so you don’t have to
Property Year In Review Coonan Property: Another year of short supply and high demand The country house, farm and stud farm division was particularly buoyant for Coonan estate agents
Property Year In Review JLL Ireland: year of treading carefully, in all but retail sectorActivity in the office sector is expected to gain momentum in 2024, while gap will widen between lean, green property and older stock
Property Year In Review Office market digs its heels in for another rough rideConor Whelan of QRE said buzz phrase among investors in Europe is ‘survive until 25’
Property Year In Review Current choppy market offers growth options for 2024With the current uncertainty, there is a sense that interest rate stability and growth in the US is needed to give investors confidence
Property Year In Review As market limps towards year-end, canny investors may note high-yield targets in the offingInterest rate hikes made a dent in this year’s activity, but over 80 per cent of new funds are targeted at distressed opportunistic or value-add returns
Property Year In Review Challenges and opportunities shape Dublin’s industrial and logistics property marketWith only nine speculative building starts for 2023, completions next year will likely fall below 1.2 million square feet
Property Year In Review CBRE: Office sector yet to feel the love as retail, hospitality and industrial thrive Rise of flexible working patterns has led to a dampening in demand for office space, particularly in non-core locations or older buildings
Commercial Property Rising tide of back-to-work will lift office market next yearA thriving 2024 will be the silver lining to current subdued occupier and investor sentiment, writes
Fine Arts Take Three at Sheppard’s and Mealy’sPre-Christmas auctions offer rich pickings from two great houses recently sold, and a treasury of rare books and other collector items
Fine Arts Meet the artist: painter Laurence Riddell on the unreality of experienceThe Dublin-based artist’s work is informed by a lifelong association with horses, focusing on their relationship to us as sentient beings
Fine Arts What’s On: Exhibitions and auctions in DecemberWhat to see, what to bid on and where to find it, in the run down to Christmas
Fine Arts Take the long view at Adam’s year’s end saleThe last major art sale of 2023, on December 6, sees some gorgeous Irish landscapes looking for a home this Christmas
Commercial Property Cushman & Wakefield: Raise a glass to a market that survived year of the ‘great repricing’ In spite of an ECB squeeze which sent investors diving for cover, our economic vital signs are strong and there is light on the horizon
Property Year In Review Interest rates and elevated construction costs made greatest impact on market Delays in the planning system, sustainability and building occupancy have also contributed to challenging environment
Property Year In Review Hooke & MacDonald: Housing for All strategy having impact across housing sectorOver 40,000 first-time buyers have secured a home as a result of the Help-to-Buy initiative
Commercial Property Vacant pub with three apartments in Skerries on the market for €850,000The unit features a two-bedroom apartment on the ground floor along with four-bed and one-bed apartments above on the first floor
Property Year In Review Quintain appoints Isabelle Gallagher as Head of Development Executive has been a driving force behind Quintain’s developments in Adamstown, the company’s largest residential development project
Commercial Property French fund snaps up Walkinstown Bank of Ireland for €4.2mProperty is let to Bank of Ireland on 25-year lease, with five-yearly rental uplifts of 15 per cent
Property Year In Review Colliers: Residential and farm land markets prove resilient despite global challengesInterest rate hikes and two major wars have taken their toll but though there is less need for offices, demand for homes in Ireland is still outstripping supply
