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Steadily, over the past five years, Colony Capital has made a bet that shows massive faith in Dublin. The company's Dublin real estate portfolio is currently valued at over €3B, huge for a city area of around 1.3M people, and making it one of the biggest owners and developers in the Irish capital. Given it thinks Dublin could be running short of office space by 2021, it is not done yet. Colony's acquisition of a 4.6-acre site known as Project Waterfront on Dublin's North Wall Quay for €180M — announced last month — is the latest in a line of high profile deals in the capital for the U.S. investment company. 
Colony managing director of investment management Stefan Jaeger talked Bisnow through the firm's strategy, and how focusing on big schemes for big tenants had proved a profitable niche to play in. Since entering the Dublin market in 2013, Colony has…
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Green Building Gaining Momentum In Ireland — But Skills Gap Is A Challenge
Over half — 54% — of Irish organisations that took part in a survey for the World Green Building Trends 2018 SmartMarket Report expect most of their building projects to be green by 2021. This compares with the global average…
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Marlet Adds To Its Pipeline With €40M-Plus Apollo House Site Deal
Marlet Property Group has reportedly bought the 0.72 acre site of the former Apollo House on Tara Street for over €40M. The site has permission in place for a 136K SF office block. According to the Irish Independent, a deal…
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Hubspot Signs Up To Hibernia's 1SJRQ
Marketing and sales software company Hubspot has agreed to take a 20-year lease on all 112K SF of office space at Hibernia's 1 Sir John Rogerson's Quay — aka 1SJRQ — in Dublin's south docklands.The company already occupies 73K SF…
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