Ireland’s economy is still fragile, but occupier demand is unlikely to drop further. Thus reports of rising office values in Dublin in the first quarter may well prove a turning point. But Greek GDP is still contracting fast. So the dip in Athens’ office yields is far less likely to mark a floor for values.
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