International Workplace Group opens €160 million Horgan’s Quay development with capacity for up to 450 people

Refurbished 37-42 James Place East comprises office and mews buildings totalling 1,142 square metres plus secure car park

Unit 11F in Maynooth Business Campus extends to 574 square metres with facility situated just off the M4 at Exit 7

The experience valuer has been appointed to the professional services team of the commercial property advisers

The agent is guiding €9.3 million for the multi-let investment which comprises nine modern purpose-built office and light industrial units across two blocks

The experienced hires will add a ‘new dynamic’ to the company, which provides advice, valuation and asset management services to the commercial real estate sector

Irish and international interest was high in the residential and commercial lots, which sold for an average of 17 per cent above reserves

An detached light industrial/warehouse unit with two-storey offices and a gated and fenced loading yard is for rent at €250,000 a year

The landmark redbrick building in Dublin 4 comes with planning for revamp and expansion

Karen Power has joined the planning and development consultancy as associate director in the Strategic Communications team and León Murray as senior planner

A wave of recent planning grants and a rise in occupational activity has led to a flurry of activity in Cork’s commercial market

Three landmark buildings have been put to market as real estate investors hope to capitalise on the gradual reopening of the Irish economy

Site of former Longford Creamery could be developed in stages subject to planning timelines

Unit 241 Holly Road in the Western Industrial Estate in Walkinstown comprises 521 square metres situated in end of terrace spot

Méabh Tobin, Hazel Noone, Riona Coleman and David Clancy have joined O’Connor Murphy following its commercial property partnership with QRE Real Estate Advisers

The building is in a prime city centre location overlooking St Stephen’s Green

Technology companies’ involvement in the evolution of the office had started prior to Covid-19, with the development of campus-style headquarters already becoming a key feature of the Dublin office market

Office buildings are increasingly becoming a reflection of what we crave in our daily lives, which is a response to social movements and environmental challenges

The site, on 0.11 of an acre, is situated at 61 Royal Canal Bank in Phibsborough