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It started life in Dublin with just one employee working out of his living room. Today Twitter's European headquarters in Dublin is home to 250 staff and is at the cutting edge of how people work. When it moved to its Cumberland Place office in 2016 it eschewed Dublin's so-called Silicon Docks for an area that is steeped in the city's history. That is the Twitter way — to be personable, authentic and connected to the place you are located. It sees these trends as dominating the workplace in the future and is proudly showcasing them in their flagship 85K SF European office, which was developed by Hibernia REIT. Bisnow caught up with EMEA Head of Real Estate Sean Boyle for a tour of the office and to talk about the trends in the way people work which are at the heart of its real estate strategy. 
“Personalisation is certainly a trend that will influence future real estate strategies and it can be looked at in two spectrums," Boyle said. "One of them is making it adaptable to people's needs whether they have certain ergonomic requirements or…
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European Fund Acquires Development Site For Dublin's Tallest Office Block
Tristan Capital Partners has bought the EXO office development in Dublin's North Docks for around €80M. Tristan's European Property Investors Special Opportunities IV fund completed the acquisition with SW3 Capital, its local operating partner. It bought the site from Nama…
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Dutch Giant APG Backs €450M Dublin Build-To-Rent Scheme
Dutch pension fund APG is backing Hines to build the €450M first phase of what will be a new town on the edge of Dublin. The joint venture will fund the land and the construction of 1,221 fully serviced build-to-rent…
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Developer Fires Back At Trump Over U.S. Embassy Comment
President Donald Trump took a step back into the world of real estate when giving his reason for canceling a planned trip to London.Trump said that he was refusing to open the new U.S. embassy in the city because it represented…
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