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It is the most valuable flexible office firm in the world, and it is coming to Dublin this year. WeWork is the most talked about company in global real estate today, having shaken up the office sector, and had a $20B valuation put on it. While it prepares to open its doors in a 50K SF office at Iveagh Court and another on George's Quay, Bisnow spoke exclusively with WeWork's Head of European Real Estate Patrick Nelson to talk about why Dublin is the next logical step in the WeWork journey. 
Bisnow: What made WeWork enter the Dublin market? Nelson: Dublin is an obvious choice for us for so many reasons. It's a hub for tech, media and transport and a really desirable business location. Our hope is that WeWork Iveagh…
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7 Trends Set To Influence The Future Of The Retail Sector1. Urbanisation and Population Growth 
Global population growth and increasing urbanisation is underpinning the radical changes happening in the retail sector. The World Bank estimates that 60 million people are moving to cities every year, which equates to more than 1 million a week. Today's urbanisation is…
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Everybody Wants A Hibernia Office: REIT Reports Low Vacancy Rate
Hibernia REIT has said it expects its vacancy rate to fall from 7% to 2% if space under offer is taken up. In addition to the progress on lettings, Hibernia sold the Chanery D8 for €23.8m. The price, which was…
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Hotel Deals Dropped In 2017 In Spite Of Unconventional Deals
The acquisition of the Jurys Inn hotel chain was one of those unconventional sales when the 37-hotel chain was bought for €800M by Sweden's Pandox and Israeli group Fattal Hotels. Hotel refinancing deals, loan sales and suites purchased within hotels were…
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120 Student Beds Could Be Coming To Dublin 2
Harold's Cross could become the next student hub in Dublin with the potential for student accommodation at the the former Kenilworth Motors site. The land, which is for sale for €3.5M, has potential for up to 120 student beds according…
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