Dublin office market shows early signs of revival

Stripe has announced it will lease a new office, while Apple, Workday and Denmark’s Danske Bank are seeking new space

The return of interest in commercial buildings could provide some relief to landlords who developed Grade A spaces before the pandemic, only to later see businesses lay off staff or shift to work-from-home policies.  Picture: Patrick Bolger/Bloomberg

Dublin’s office leasing market is showing early signs of a revival as technology companies ranging from Apple to Stripe look to grow in the capital amid rising demand for newer, greener workplaces that comply with environmental regulations.

Apple, Workday and Denmark’s Danske Bank are seeking new space for their offices, people familiar with the matter said. Stripe has announced it will lease a new office.