The strong increase in take-up in the Dublin office market in 2011 is not as encouraging as it first seems. For one thing, survey evidence and labour market data suggest that the strength of underlying occupier demand is still deteriorating. As a result, there is little prospect of the vacancy rate falling meaningfully from its current very high level, or for rental values to recover.
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