The Full Spectrum: Starwood, Green And Tetrarch Still Want To Put Money Into Dublin
Some of the biggest investors in Ireland since the financial crash are looking to invest more in Dublin, in spite of worries that some sectors of the city's real estate market might be heading for an oversupply.
At Bisnow's Dublin Workspace of the Future event Thursday, held at Hibernia REIT's 1 Windmill Lane office scheme, directors from Starwood Capital, Green REIT and Tetrarch Capital outlined how they intend to make significant investments in a variety of sectors in Dublin, with a big focus on offices.
The key thing to note here is the range. The three investors represent both domestic and overseas capital, looking for returns ranging from core to opportunistic, investing in standing assets, development and debt, from both the listed and unlisted sectors.
“Our main challenge with our CBD assets is that they are 99.7% leased, so if our tenants want to grow how can we help them do that and where do we put them in the portfolio?” Starwood Capital Vice President…
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