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There is an assumption that there is an oversupply of recently built office accommodation in Dublin city centre

Developer signs agreement with London-based Cheyne Capital for scheme on Sir John Rogerson’s Quay

With a third of the nation’s carbon emissions coming from the built environment, the Government must lead drive for energy-efficiency and retrofitting

Key trends in the market for 2023 include a shift in locational focus, term length, and sector distribution

Long-awaited reckoning arrives as loans on buildings come due at time of scarcer credit and higher interest rates

Fourth-floor office accommodation has undergone extensive refurbishment and is available on flexible terms for €30 per square foot

BaseWorx was born just before Covid, which turned out to be a blessing in disguise for the workspace software service

Block 14 Joyce Way is occupied by strong tenant line-up and delivering close to €400,000 in annual rental income

Leasing giant only recently assumed the lease for Fitzwilliam 28 from Slack Technologies

Financial services company looks to sublet one quarter of its 52,000sq ft Ballsbridge base

Uisce Éireann – as it is officially known – seeking space for up to 800 workers in the capital

Global fund services provider secures space for over 100 additional workers at Dublin 1 development

Moves by occupiers to more sustainable properties allows for the redevelopment of buildings they vacate. But this comes at a cost

When I started in journalism, I received two types of feedback: shouting or no shouting

A company’s true values - ‘what happens when nobody is watching’ - is a deciding factor for many potential employees

Opinion: Suggesting that only new buildings are ‘ESG-compliant’ is nonsense. The upgrading of older stock is simple

Feasibility study finds Riverbank House in city’s South Docks has scope for 28 apartments and commercial space

Second and third floors at 35 Cathedral Court are fully let and will provide buyer with 7.5% net initial yield

Cost-cutting has left workers drowning in ‘self-service’ admin tasks — but AI might come to the rescue

Hotdesking undermines the reasons people were brought back to the office: to boost collaboration and innovation and help newbies learn

Belgian-owned bank retains QRE Real Estate Advisers to manage disposal of commercial property portfolio

Number 46 for sale with three tenants in place and vacant mews with scope for significant rental income

A workplace divided by dozens of febrile WhatsApp group discussions is not necessarily a happy one

Scheme on 20.7 acres expected to attract investors, developers and owner-occupiers given flexibility of buildings and site for range of uses

Fourth floor at Rockfield South in Dundrum offered to market for less than half of rate sought in Dublin city centre

Number 9 Harcourt Street understood to have been home to just two tenants since construction in the 1770s

Developer hosts topping-out ceremony at new headquarters for the European Parliament in Dublin

Dublin’s commuter belt now extends all the way to real capital as workers strike hybrid work-life balance

Cushman & Wakefield forecasts 1.1bn square feet of empty space in fundamental shift

UK food and coffee chain kick-starts planned Irish expansion with new premises at the Station Building in Harcourt Street

Cushman & Wakefield initiates a targeted sale process for TikTok’s base in city’s south docklands

Blue-chip law firm’s long-term lease is seen by some as an obstacle to addressing Harcourt Street building’s energy rating

3007 Lake Drive has capacity for 350 workers and can be leased in its entirety or floor by floor

Listed recruitment specialist to occupy 16,000sq ft of grade A office space at One Haddington Buildings