Dublin MarketBeat Reports

Tom McCabe • 01/05/2025

Industrial & Logistics

The final quarter of 2024 saw modest improvement in activity in the Dublin industrial market with a total of approximately 43,800 square metres of space taken up. On the whole 2024 won’t be a year to remember in the market however – total take-up over the course of 2024 amounted to only approximately 124,800 square metres, around 60% down on the amount of space taken in 2023.

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Office

The Dublin office market enjoyed a solid start to 2025 with approximately 42,800 square metres of space taken up in the first quarter across 48 deals, a big pick up on the 17,500 square metres a year earlier and further evidence of the improvement we saw take hold from the second half of 2024 onwards.

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Office Marketbeat

Office Marketbeat is a summary of the Ireland office property sector in key cities, providing comment on recent trends as well as market data and analysis.

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St Stephens Green Shopping Centre, Dublin, Ireland

Industrial Marketbeat

Industrial Marketbeat is a summary of the Ireland industrial and logistics property sector in key locations, providing comment on recent trends as well as market data and analysis.

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CushWake Conversation: The Flex Office Market

Discover how both long-term leasing and flexible office spaces are being driven by similar market forces.

12/09/2024

Video • Workplace

Cushwake Conversation: Latest Office Trends

The landscape of office trends is evolving rapidly, driven by a combination of market forces and shifting priorities among both landlords and tenants. In today’s discussion, industry experts Ronan Corbett, Head of Offices and Aisling Tannam, Director, Offices shed light on the changes observed in the past six months.

Ronan Corbett • 23/05/2024

Research

Offices, Obsolescence & Opportunities

Irish office markets are clearly undergoing a significant post-COVID adjustment which is likely to play out over the next decade. Repurposing surplus offices into alternative use is expected to form part of that adjustment.

Tom McCabe • 25/10/2023

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