Dublin office market shows signs of life - but it is still too early to call a market recovery

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Assignments and sub-lets boost take-up but do not reduce vacant space. Over 250,000sq m of new space is due by end-2025, which could compound the issue

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Curiously though, these deals provide mixed news about the overall market. On the positive side, both Stripe and EY are moving because of expansion. These successes reflect aspects of Ireland’s economy that augur well for future office demand. On the other hand, the transactions reflect challenges that are only receding slowly.

The second cautionary point is that Stripe is moving within the market. It currently occupies space in The One Building on Grand Canal Street. Unless this office can be quickly re-let, the net effect of Stripe’s deal at Wilton Park will actually be to drive up market vacancy – a second-order effect that the commentary has largely overlooked. This is not an isolated occurrence.

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