Marie Hunt

The advent of drone deliveries and drone taxis will change our built environment

Beyond Dublin’s high-pressure core, there’s a thriving property market in its suburbs

Co-working space could account for up to 15 per cent of the Dublin office market this year. Is this relatively new phenomenon here to stay?

Cantillon: Early indicators suggest tripling of duty will not yield targeted amount

Headline rents have remained stable despite suggestions they would drop

Figures for first quarter boosted by three large transactions of more than €100m

Annual CBRE report notes demand mirroring trend globally as premier asset class

Dublin office market vacancy rate currently 7 per cent, agency estimates

Cliff Taylor: Is the Dublin office market ‘bubble’ ripe for bursting?

Google and Facebook already occupy 4% of Dublin’s offices, report finds

New figures highlight about €600m worth of hotel transactions in 2017

Revenue’s target still looks overambitious, says director of CBRE Ireland

Transactions slowed considerably in 2017 as Nama and banks wrap up deleveraging

Runaway rent increases are on the slide while some predict a slowdown in construction starts from mid-2018

Agent says unexpected rise in Budget 2018 from 2% to 6% will have once-off hit of 3.8%

After years of sharp rises since the Dublin office market bottomed out in 2011, headline rents may be close to a level last seen in 2007

Property professionals query planned yield of €376m due to projected transaction levels

Minister gives buyers of residential sites a route of escape from stamp duty rises

Site was acquired by Marlet and M&G from An Post two years ago in a €40 million deal

Student housing, senior accommodation and schemes built to rent set for expansion

Thirty office schemes under construction in Dublin, of which 21% have been pre-let

Rents in the suburbs are half those in the city centre while there’s also a better choice of accommodation

Few large assets put on market and modest volume of sales completed, report says

Irish market in 2016 skewed by several ‘trophy transactions’, research says

Booming construction will supply first wave of new buildings to the market since 2008

In the first nine months of 2016, investors spent a record €1.5bn on retail assets

There is 285,000sq m of office accommodation available to let in the capital, says CBRE

Special purpose vehicles designed to encourage investment are used for tax benefits

The ‘come for the rock-bottom prices, stay for the tax breaks’ pitch lured vulture funds to Irish property

Dublin centre on market for €500m-€600m as appetite for retail property grows

Major international firms run rule over commercial and residential propeties

The city centre is screaming out for more office space. Can it be delivered?

Prime rents still rising in all commercial property sectors, CBRE research shows

CBRE report finds most activity likely to involve sale of assets and portfolios bought in recent years

There is growing interest in these houses from both Irish and foreign investors

Agency says biggest challenge for retail sector is shortage of properties in right location

126 offices leased in capital in first six months of year, 26% more than in first half of 2014

Property market like supertanker: Momentum takes time to build; and longer to stop

Marie Hunt, head of research at CBRE, says much of development was not needed

Commerical property shows value increase but off low base