Mark Faithfull
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IWG Lauds Hybrid Work 'Juggernaut' And Avoids WeWork Share Drop
IWG hailed changing work practices for soaring revenue although challenges remain for flexible workspace specialist. → Read More
Microsoft Confirms More Redundancies As Central Bank Warns Over Tech Job Losses
Microsoft has announced further Irish redundancies as the Central Bank estimates new tech jobs across the sector are to be cut by 6%. → Read More
Capital & Regional Back In Black After Strong Performance in 2022
Capital & Regional has reported strong results for 2022 as the retail specialist returned to profit. → Read More
Kennedy Wilson Lets Up London Office Bought With Big Slug Of Vacancy
Omega Pharma has signed at One Embassy Gardens, with Kennedy Wilson's Nine Elms scheme now 100% let. → Read More
Weekend Interview: Frasers Head of Property James France On Why The Retailer Is Investing Big In Physical Stores
James France heads up real estate for UK-based retailer Frasers Group and the retailer has big plans for Dublin and beyond. → Read More
M&G To Grow PRS Presence In Dublin As International Investors Target City
M&G's new living-focused fund has made its first Dublin acquisition and the investor hopes to grow its Irish portfolio. → Read More
Meds And Beds (But Not Enough Sheds) As Logistics Occupiers Hunt Space
Demand for Dublin's industrial and logistics buildings shows no signs of let-up, but development space is in worryingly short supply. → Read More
The New Puzzle For Office Owners To Solve: The 4-Day Workweek
Three new surveys have revealed many workers do not want either a five-day week or a full-time return to the office, in a blow to commercial property. → Read More
Zara Boss Pulls Out Of €550M Meta Office Deal
Dublin's commercial real estate sees huge deal collapse after Zara's founder pulled out of a €550M deal to acquire part of Meta's campus. → Read More
TikTok Announces Plans To Build Second Data Centre In Ireland
TikTok has confirmed plans for a second Irish data centre as specialist market shows no signs of cooling down. → Read More
CBRE's Telford Homes Leads £300M Deal As Three Sites Kick-Start BTR Expansion
Telford Homes has forward-funded three BTR schemes across London in partnership deals as it expands its residential pipeline. → Read More
UK-Based Lender Has Appetite For More Debt Deals In Dublin
Leumi UK has completed the €43M refinance of the Morrison Hotel following an upgrade and sustainability improvements. → Read More
Dublin Gains From High UK Tax Rates, AstraZeneca Boss Says
Dublin is the big winner as AstraZeneca blames UK tax rates for decision to shift production development from Britain to Ireland. → Read More
Paragon Bank Backs Student Scheme As London Student Demand Soars
Paragon Bank has provided a circa £30M development loan for a new purpose-built student accommodation scheme in south London. → Read More
250K SF EY Requirement Leads Dublin Professional Services And Banking Office Push
Professional services giants and banking groups are leading the charge for new development as tech giants back-off new space. → Read More
Go-Ahead For New Office Development At Former Anglo Irish Bank HQ
Dublin City Council has paved the way for the complete redevelopment of the former AIB HQ on St Stephens Green, despite objections. → Read More
Amazon Pushes For Data Centre Expansion Despite Energy Concerns
Dublin is emerging as a star performer in the European data centre market, but concerns are rising about the energy impact. → Read More
Hedge Funds Lead Chase For London Space As More Deals Soar Past £100 Per SF
A record number of London offices went past £100/SF in 2022, as demand was fuelled by hedge funds and financiers. → Read More
CEOs See Mixed Picture In Ireland But Few Plan Job Cuts
Over half of CEOs in Ireland predict a tough time in 2023 but few anticipate job cuts, according to a new survey. → Read More
Private Equity Investors Lose Their Thirst For Dublin Pubs
Private equity largely disappeared from the Dublin pub sector last year and investors could turn to regional cities in 2023. → Read More