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Tom McCabe • 19/10/2023
Irish investment volumes improved slightly in the third quarter of 2023 but on the whole transaction levels remain very subdued. Transactions totalled €0.44 Billion for the quarter with 30 deals occurring in the period, up very slightly on both counts compared to the previous quarter. While the macro backdrop in Ireland remains positive, ongoing international economic uncertainty together with continual interest rate increases in the first nine months of the year have combined to keep investors on the sidelines until price discovery improves across the market.
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