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Office lettings
Office market drags on construction sector despite ‘surge’ in homebuilding
Construction input costs on the up but builders confident that demand for housing will carry forward into 2025
Technology sector share of Dublin office take-up shrinks to new low of 7.1% in third quarter
Vacancy rate overall edged higher in the third quarter, despite ‘positive momentum’ for leases, says BNP Paribas Real Estate Ireland report
Block B at Dublin Airport Business Park fully let following new lettings
Leading insurance broker and shipping company sign five-year leases at newly developed building
ICOT College signs for new headquarters at Joyce’s Court
English language school to occupy office block off Talbot Street in Dublin city centre on new 25-year lease
Workday selects College Square development for new European headquarter office
Pat Crean’s Marlet Property Group clinches deal with US technology giant for landmark Dublin city centre scheme
Dublin office vacancies yet to peak with more space due for completion in 2024
Vacancy rate hit 15.9% in the second quarter, says Knight Frank
Global drinks giant signs for new European headquarter offices at Charlemont Square
Mark Anthony Brands International to occupy 44,000sq ft across sixth and seventh floors of McGarrell Reilly development
Remote working ‘headwind may be weakening’ as Dublin office leasing picks up
Vacancy rates continue to rise due to relative oversupply of properties, says BNP Paribas Real Estate
John Paul Construction signs for new headquarter offices in Sandyford
Leading builder and contractor agrees long-term lease with Aldgate Developments for 20,000sq ft at the Termini
Stripe deal pushes Dublin office market to strong second quarter
JLL Ireland says Dublin is still facing an elevated vacancy rate at 15.7% and activity remains focused on Dublin 2 and 4
Dublin office market to experience further boost in activity by year-end
Second quarter witnessed several large commercial property deals
Plug-and-play offices in Dublin’s south docklands from €50 per sq ft
Indigo at Whitaker Square on Sir John Rogerson’s Quay offering CAT A and CAT B standard acccommodation on flexible terms
Glenveagh secures first occupier for Freight Building in Dublin docklands
Serviced-office provider DanuExp signs management agreement for 13,800sq ft at newly completed office block
Stripe weighs deal for new Dublin headquarters at Wilton Park
Global payments giant founded by Collison brothers is eyeing 100,000sq ft at social media giant LinkedIn’s EMEA campus
EY Ireland narrows search for new Dublin HQ down to final two
Big Four accountant and advisory business looking to nearly double its office space in city centre
Fully fitted offices on Dublin’s Earlsfort Terrace seeking €62.50 per square foot
Plug-and-play accommodation and dedicated car parking available until August 2028
SEI signs for new office headquarters at Charlemont Square
Tech giant takes space for over 200 workers at McGarrell Reilly scheme in Dublin city centre
US giant Verizon inks deal for 84,300sq ft of office space at 1BQ in Limerick City
Verizon Communications signs long-term lease in newly developed building at Bishop’s Quay on city’s waterfront
The office is not dead but a reset is clearly underway
World’s largest tech companies mandating three days in office while pipeline of best-in-class space is drying up, JLL research shows
New Dublin 4 office offers sustainable statement headquarter space
Glencar House in Ballsbridge targets companies seeking well-located ESG-compliant office accommodation
Collapse in demand means ‘no relief for Dublin office market until 2027′
Leasing activity plunged to lowest level since 2010 last year, says BNP Paribas
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