It's A Landlords Market: Suburban Rents Will Soar

Tenants looking out of town for good value office space had better think again.

Dublin suburban tenants face a 12% to 14% hike in rents at their next review, a listed-sector real estate analyst is claiming as city centre rents drag up the price in out-of-town alternatives.

Goodbody real estate analyst Colm Lauder said that demand for offices in the Sandyford/Leopardstown area, peaking at €30/SF, is still far short of the €65/SF recorded in the city centre, the Irish Independent reports.

Goodbody argued that that Dublin fringe city-centre office rents could show growth of 10% this year. Suburban rents could add another 4% to 6% before the end of the year.

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