Interesting Ronan. As always the tendency is to relate the article to Ireland and in that regard I found the Cushman and Wakefield property and economics report for Europe last week to be interesting because Oxford Economics and C&W were forecasting that in Ireland for the next couple of years at least the State would grow economically at twice the rate of Dublin – that’s not the same as saying we won’t have more urbanisation in regional centres but it was of interest to see the academic view that our capital not performing as well as the rest of the country. The report is freely available (registration is required) at
Jagdip Singh ,
Interesting Ronan. As always the tendency is to relate the article to Ireland and in that regard I found the Cushman and Wakefield property and economics report for Europe last week to be interesting because Oxford Economics and C&W were forecasting that in Ireland for the next couple of years at least the State would grow economically at twice the rate of Dublin – that’s not the same as saying we won’t have more urbanisation in regional centres but it was of interest to see the academic view that our capital not performing as well as the rest of the country. The report is freely available (registration is required) at
http://www.cushwake.com/cwglobal/jsp/kcReportDetail.jsp?Country=GLOBAL&Language=EN&catId=100006&pId=c28600007p