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Office and apartment buildings in central Dublin.
Developers may look to repurpose commercial buildings into homes to take advantage of a chronic under-supply of housing in Ireland, according to research.
The repurposing of commercial properties has become a significant feature of other markets and could become more prevalent in Ireland as the country is “massively under-supplied across all housing tenures,” Commercial real estate firm CBRE said.
