Cork has the widest rate range of any Irish location in this listing — $228 to $813 per m² a year — because the city's office stock spans converted quays and new-build blocks in equal measure. The listing covers 80 units in 9 buildings, on Centre Park Road, Horgan's Quay and around City Quarter and Cork City Gate.
Horgan's Quay and City Quarter sit on the redeveloped docklands beside Kent Station, Cork's newest office addresses and the upper half of the range. Centre Park Road runs east along the river through the older commercial belt, cheaper per m² and popular with firms that need parking and space over a station walk. Cork City Gate stands on the north side towards Blackpool, at the bottom of the range.
Units in Cork run from 5 m² to 230 m² with a median of 42 m². For Ireland's second city that is a small-team market — technology and pharma support functions, professional services, and the back offices of multinationals whose main site is elsewhere. Each card shows floor area, floor number and the asking rate per m² per year.