Modest growth continues in commercial property market

Sector returns rise 2% in third quarter and by 16.3% in last year, latest JLL index reveals

Demand for Dublin office space continues to grow

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Sharp decline in take-up of industrial space

Returns up 4% in Q1

JLL research shows strong returns driven by increases in capital values across all sectors

Industrial premises deals rise by 44%

JLL says 2015 take-up for industrials was well over a third higher than the previous peak

Commercial property sees 6.2% growth in Q4 2015 overall returns

Hannah Dwyer reports strong overall returns driven by increases in capital values

Almost €3.5bn in property investments during 2015

Figures from Jones Lang Lasalle show largest transaction worth €350m

Returns up 7.7% in last quarter

JLL index confirms 16th successive quarter of positive growth

JLL appoints new directors

Company recently moved to state-of-the-art offices at Styne House in Dublin 2

Property market recovery not indicating slowdown, finds index

JLL Irish Property Index shows overall returns in the three months to end of June rose by 5.2%

Irish property returns up by 4.1% in first quarter

Capital values up by 2.4% in the most recent quarter and by 25.9% in full 12 months

Solid start to 2015 as first quarter turnover comes in at almost €1bn

Total investment volumes by the year-end could achieve in excess of €3 billion

Six provincial shopping centres on market for €115m

Portfolio valued at €400-€450m before the property crash in 2007

Irish commercial property market continues to grow

JLL Irish Property Index recorded highest ever increase in returns by end of 2014

Record year for investment in Irish commercial property

Data points to investment of €4.5bn in Irish commercial property in 2014

Investors spent €1.15b in 3rd quarter

Further €1 billion worth of assets expected to trade before the end of 2014

Values up 5% in Q2

Returns underline the stability in the market

Turnover reaches €1.7bn so far in 2014

Total volumes for direct and loan sales to hit €4 billion this year, €600 million more than 2006 peak

Dublin beats San Francisco and Singapore in rent growth

Industrial space take-up down 52%

Returns up 24.9% over the past year

JLL Irish Property Index shows that overall returns have been positive for the 10th consecutive quarter with the first three months of this year recording an increase of 9.1%

€5bn turnover predicted for Irish market

Record turnover was last reached in 2006 when just over €3bn was transacted

Dublin first in Europe for rental growth

Research suggests average annual growth in office rents of 6.3% over next five years

Recovery in market continues

Market up 3.5% at end of third quarter

Eighth consecutive period commercial index demonstrates positive results

Recovery in office market picks up pace

Trading difficulties lead to fall in rental incomes

Capital values also hit by store closures and expiry of leases in first three months of year

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