112/113 Grafton Street
Bannon is delighted to have been part of a very successful launch today of 112/113 Grafton Street. A superb retail building redeveloped to the highest standard by Irish Life Investment Managers. 13,000 sqft of top quality space now available through Bannon and joint agent Savills.
Bannon Rent Review Report – Office Sector
The commercial rental market is on the cusp of significant change. The true impact of Section 132 of the Land Conveyancing Reform Act 2009 is now impacting all reviews. Learn how our highly experienced team can help you with your rent review. To view the full report, please click here.
Bannon adds Citywest Shopping Centre to its impressive retail property portfolio
Date 31st May 2022: Retail property market leader, Bannon, has been appointed by Ardstone to manage Citywest Shopping Centre. This is the latest in a series of new wins for the firm. The Citywest area was launched in the 1990s with the building of the business campus and hotel, the largest in the country. The […]
Neil Bannon joined Newstalk Bobby Kerr on Down to Business
Neil Bannon joined Newstalk Bobby Kerr on Down to Business on Saturday to discuss the medias negative perception of the Irish retail market. While a negative narrative persists in the media, Neil points to CSO data that shows that the three-month moving average of retail sales values is substantially higher in March 2022 than it was Pre-Covid. Neil & Bobby also discuss the future of Irish High Streets, […]
Bannon Retail Pulse Report – May 2022
We are delighted to share our latest Bannon Retail Pulse. The ongoing global macro-economic uncertainty is having a significant impact on consumer sentiment. Inflationary concerns coupled with an anticipated rise in central bank interest rates has provided a more uncertain backdrop and is something we will be keeping a close eye on in the coming […]
Consumer Sentiment
Sustained slide in Irish consumer sentiment points to major reassessment of economic and financial conditions. The KBC Irish Consumer Sentiment Index slipped again in May for the fourth consecutive month. The previous four occasions this has happened in the twenty-six-year history of the survey reflected circumstances in which consumers faced marked difficulties in assessing potentially […]
