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Why the Real Estate Sector Needs to Act Now for A Sustainable Future

Conor Gunn, Nabeel Raza 01 Nov 2023
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EY Real Estate Borrowers Outlook Survey 2024

The general real estate market outlook at the beginning of 2024 was “cautiously optimistic”. Against an improving macro-economic environment and the ECB commencing the rate cutting cycle EY’s Capital & Debt Advisory teams Real Estate Borrower Outlook survey seeks to establish key industry players view of the debt markets over the next 12 months.

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Our latest thinking

Banks and equity needed to fund housing development

A survey by EY Ireland reveals over a third of respondents believe the availability of capital will prove to be a potential obstacle to financing activity in the construction of houses. Read more.

David Martin

Developers need more funding options to meet housing demand

To build 50,000 houses a year residential developers need a more diverse capital structure. Find more.

David Martin

Will the future of talent be shaped by the flow of an untethered workforce?

Work is less connected to old ideas of career, rewards and workplaces. Explore the EY 2024 Work Reimagined Survey for keys to a Talent Advantage.

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What is the borrowing outlook within the Irish real estate sector?

EY Ireland’s Real Estate Borrower Outlook Survey provides insights into organisations preferable lender options, the significance of sustainable financing.

Michael Armstrong

CEO Outlook: Creating the real estate solutions of tomorrow with Myles Clarke, CBRE Ireland

In this episode of The EY CEO Outlook podcast Myles Clarke joins host Richard Curran to talk about his ambitions for CBRE Ireland, what the commercial real estate market can reveal about a country’s economy, and his leadership style.

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    Skills for Modern Methods of Construction

    Produced for the Expert Group on Future Skills Needs (EGFSN), the MMC report outlines the skills needed to transition to Modern Methods of Construction in the coming decade. It also highlights the strategic importance of the construction sector as a significant contributor to Ireland's economy. Download the full report today to stay ahead in your industry and discover valuable insights.

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    Our EY Real Estate, Hospitality & Construction leaders

    Alan Murphy

    Partner, Head of Law, EY Law Ireland
    Former European Chairman and global law firm leader. Champion of increased diversity and inclusion. Innovator in the practice of law. Proud and busy father. Amateur cyclist, keen cook and avid reader.
    Dublin, IRL

    David Martin

    EY Ireland Strategy & Transactions, Capital & Debt Advisory Partner
    David is focused on finding solutions for his clients with a range of lenders from Banks to the ever-increasing Alternative Lenders in Ireland and the UK.
    Dublin, IRL

    Conor Gunn

    EY Ireland Government and Infrastructure Partner
    Corporate finance professional. Experience in providing financial consultancy services.
    Dublin, IRL

    Cian O'Donovan

    EY Ireland Tax Partner and Real Estate Tax Leader
    Skilled in tax matters. Advisor to private equity and venture capital firms on tax affairs.
    Dublin, IRL

    Annette Hughes

    EY Ireland Economic Advisory Services Director
    A skilled advisor, strategist and consultant in construction-related areas.
    Dublin, IRL

    Simon MacAllister

    EY Ireland Strategy and Transactions Partner. Head of Valuation, Modelling and Economics and Brexit Lead
    Dad and husband. Corporate finance professional. DIY bodger. Enthusiastic but only modestly talented hockey umpire and triathlete!
    Dublin, IRL

    Luke Charleton

    EY Ireland Turnaround, Restructuring and Insolvency Partner
    Transactions leader across a range of disciplines and sectors.
    Dublin, IRL

    Gary Comiskey

    EY Ireland Government and Health Partner
    Proven abilities in financial reporting, accounting and internal controls.
    Dublin, IRL

    Marcus Purcell

    EY Ireland Strategy and Transactions Partner and Head of D&I
    Leads Transaction Support team in Dublin and Partner Sponsor for Diversity & Inclusion. Has deep sector transaction experience that enables him to support clients navigate the risk of a Transaction
    Dublin, IRL

    Ronan Murray

    EY Ireland Partner Corporate Finance - Strategy and Transactions
    Enjoy transactions, am an optimist, sports fanatic, a native of Kerry, President of Cork Chamber of Commerce, husband & Father to two daughters.
    Dublin, IRL

    Eoin O'Reilly

    EY Ireland Partner, Head of AI & Data
    Passionate about innovation, data and AI.
    Dublin, IRL

    Brian Lenihan

    EY Ireland Assurance Partner
    Skilled in energy, renewable energy, life sciences, technology, external audit, IFRS and US GAAP.
    Dublin, IRL
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