Bannon is prioritising sustainability in Property Management
Sustainability is a defining issue in the modern world. Its importance reaches across various sectors, including commercial property management. For the Bannon Property Management team, the prioritisation of sustainability in its approach to managing commercial properties is not just a choice, but a necessity. One of the most pressing reasons for prioritising sustainability is the […]
Sretaw secures three new tenants for offices at 12 Duke Lane
Sretaw PE (Private Equity), an investment and property development company headed up by Eamon Waters, has secured three new tenants for its newly-refurbished offices at 12 Duke Lane in Dublin’s Royal Hibernian Way. Theratechnologies, Dynamo, and AGF International Advisors Company Ltd have each agreed deals to occupy the property at rents ranging from €538 to […]
Completed Sale of a High-Profile Property
We are very pleased to have recently completed the sale of this high-profile property at the junction of Callary Road and Foster’s Avenue in Mount Merrion. It offers excellent re-development potential in a sought-after residential address. We wish the new owners all the best with their future plans. Thanks to Eamonn Carney of Carney McCarthy […]
Bannon Office Pulse – July 2023
Quarter 2 Dublin office take up exceeded 440,000 sq.ft. resulting in an increase in average deal size to 7,720 sq.ft. (24% increase on Q1 2023) City Fringe and Suburban markets performed particularly well this quarter accounting for 60% of all take-up. Dublin continues to attract a diverse mix of industries with professional services, finance and […]
Bannon Retail Pulse – July 2023
Our latest monthly Retail Pulse has now gone live. In this publication our retail leasing team recap on activity at the half year point of the year. Separately in our “Expert Insight” section Neil Bannon looks at two differing perspectives relating to the performance of instore vs online retail. The devil is always in the detail! To view the full […]
Reform of CPO Processes to Assist the Delivery of Critical Infrastructure
The development of infrastructural schemes of national importance has long been problematic. Inherently such schemes require the compulsory acquisition of multiple landholdings and as a result many road and light rail schemes have been beset with legal challenges resulting in delayed delivery and in some circumstances the complete abandonment of projects. There have been numerous […]
