Commercial Property Summit: Only way is up in the capital
Dublin is a low-density city with a dearth of apartments. As the sector tries to address the challenge of urban sprawl, building height restrictions mean that meeting demand for homes and commercial property has become a tall order
Picture: Maura Hickey. Michael McElligott, Chief Executive, Tetrarch Capital.
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Picture: Maura Hickey. Commercial Property Summit 20017 15.06.17. Frank Conlon, Divisional Manager, IDA Ireland, Tina-Marie O'Neill, Property Editor, The Sunday Business Post and Jim Power, CEO, Jim Power Economics Ltd.
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Picture: Maura Hickey. Commercial Property Summit 20017 15.06.17. LtoR: Michael McElligott, Chief Executive, Tetrarch Capital, Clare Kelly, Director, Glandore, Michael Neary, Partner - Head of Real Estate, DWF (Dublin) and Shane Whelan, Development Director, Ronan Group Real Estate.
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Picture: Maura Hickey. Commercial Property Summit 20017 15.06.17 LtoR: Michael McElligott, Chief Executive, Tetrarch Capital, Chris Connolly, Partner, Moran Ryan and Frank Conlon, Divisional Manager, IDA Ireland.
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Picture: Maura Hickey. Commercial Property Summit 20017 15.06.17. Michael Fanning, Sine.
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Picture: Maura Hickey. Commercial Property Summit 20017 15.06.17. Jerry Biala, Senior Geomatics Surveyor, Murphy Surveys Ltd.
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Picture: Maura Hickey. Commercial Property Summit 20017 15.06.17. LtoR: Shane Whelan, Development Director, Ronan Group Real Estate and Michael Neary, Partner - Head of Real Estate, DWF (Dublin).
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