SCSI Annual Dinner 2025
/in Events, NewsThe Bannon team enjoyed a fantastic evening yesterday at the Annual Dinner hosted by the SCSI at the Clayton Hotel. Connecting with fellow surveyors, clients, and industry friends is always a highlight of the event. 🌟
Bannon Retail Pulse – January 2025
/in News, Reports, Retail, Shopping CentreOur latest Retail Pulse has now gone live. In this publication our retail leasing team take a lookback at some of the notable new entrants and new store openings in 2024. Separately in our “Expert Insight” section Neil Bannon looks at the recent economic data and what this is likely to mean for the retail sector for the rest […]
Navan Retail Park
/in Property Management, NewsNavan Retail Park located on the outskirts of Navan Town forms part of the Bannon management portfolio. Navan is the administrative centre of County Meath with a population of almost 34,000 (2022 Census) making it the ninth largest town in Ireland, this is primarily due to its proximity to Dublin making it a desired location […]
Bannon Office Pulse 2024
/in News, Office, ReportsThe Dublin office market experienced significant growth in 2024, with total take-up reaching 2.2m Sq.ft., an increase of approximately 780,000 Sq.ft. compared to 2023. This surge was primarily driven by the top 5 deals of the year, 4 of which were in excess of 100,000 Sq.ft. Alongside the pending Workday deal, which will add 425,000 […]
Bannon Investment Pulse Review & Outlook 2024/25
/in Investment, News, ReportsNow that the property investment market has “survived until ‘25″, what actually happened in the year just past and what does the future hold? See Bannon’s 2024 Investment Pulse which includes an outlook for the year ahead. Roderick Nowlan, Cillian O’Reilly, Brian Morton To view the full report, please click here.
Irish Household Savings has Continued to Rise
/in Research, News, ReportsThe Central Bank of Irelands tracking of Household savings continues to show positive growth reaching €159.6bn in November 2024. This marks a 5.1% year-on-year increase and a modest 0.3% rise from October. In contrast, household debt grew at a much lower rate, up by 2.2% year-on-year, with no change month-on-month. Household savings have increased by […]