National Bank of Canada’s New Office Secured by Bannon
Bannon is thrilled to have acted for National Bank of Canada in securing their new office (and the first of the floor-by-floor lettings) at Block 2 Fibonacci Place, Dublin 4! A huge vote of confidence in Ballsbridge. It’s the spectacular 5th floor of approx. 20,000 sq ft, plus an extensive 5,000 sq.ft balcony overlooking the […]
Office Morning
Office Morning ➡️ A great morning spent with colleagues across our teams (Property Management, Investment & Offices, and Consultancy), visiting several of our offices and seeing first-hand the excellent work being delivered across our portfolio.
Bannon Office Pulse Q3 2025
Q3 showcased an important shift in sentiment. Our latest Office Pulse explores how almost half of the space transacted was the result of expansion activity, whether expanding in existing office or relocation. This is a sign that existing occupiers are growing their footprint while looking for a more sustainable space. This outlook change is reflected […]
SCSI 2025 Nexus Ball
The Bannon team had a fantastic time at the 2025 Nexus Ball on Thursday, hosted by the SCSI – Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland in the Radisson Blu, Golden Lane, Dublin. A fantastic evening connecting with clients and colleagues across the property industry with full of insightful conversations, networking, and collaboration. We can’t wait for […]
Bannon Investment Pulse Q3 2025
The third quarter of the year reflects a market in transition: residential headlines dominate, but office investment is quietly regaining momentum, retail is temporarily constrained, and industrial remains supply limited. Please see our latest investment pulse with expert insight from the last quarter here.
Bannon Retail Pulse – September 2025
Our latest Retail Pulse has now gone live. In this months edition our Retail Leasing team looks at the recent evolution of “Competitive Socialising” and the knock on effect it has had on occupancy in retail sector. In our “Expert Insight” section, Neil Bannon has called time on the “Cost of Living Crisis”. The reality […]
