Ireland is a quiet and peaceful island perched on the edge of Europe, its west side exposed to the mighty Atlantic Ocean. Ireland’s climate is primarily influenced by the ocean and it doesn’t have the extreme temperatures that other countries at a similar latitude would have
Global Reputation: Globally accepted as one of the best places to make investments and is routinely ranked as one of the top 10 countries in the world in terms of standard of living. Moreover, since the global economic crash of the mid 2000's, Ireland's competitiveness has improved dramatically due to massive productivity increases.
Growing Economy: With an estimated GDP growth rate of 5.6% in 2018, Ireland is the fast growing economy in the European Union, attracting significant global investments. And although growth is predicted to slow in the coming years in line with global trends, Ireland is projected to continue growing in the coming years. While one cannot deny that the Irish economy was severely tested during the global economic recession. However, since 2011, Ireland’s economic recovery has been nothing short of remarkable, with economic growth outperforming most Eurozone countries year-on-year. This miraculous recovery can be attributed to three primary factors: Economic reforms, Budget cuts, and bank restructuring. In recent years, Ireland has also done an excellent job of attracting overseas FDI, as evidenced by the large number of American Multinationals choosing Ireland as their international headquarters. This, coupled with a strong increase in the quantity of exports and overall domestic performance has resulted in Ireland having the fastest economic growth in the whole Eurozone region for 3 consecutive years.
Business Environment and Tax System: As briefly mentioned above, Ireland has an extremely competitive business system; so much so that it ranks 6th worldwide on the Overall Global Competitive ranking, a Global ranking comprising of the following factors: Economic Performance, Government Efficiency, Business Efficiency, and Infrastructure. Moreover, it, even took the top ranking when it came to Business Efficiency and Productivity; a tremendous achievement considering the relatively small area of the country. The country also has an extremely progressive tax system, with corporation tax being just 12.5%, far below the European Union average.
Growing Economy: With an estimated GDP growth rate of 5.6% in 2018, Ireland is the fast growing economy in the European Union, attracting significant global investments. And although growth is predicted to slow in the coming years in line with global trends, Ireland is projected to continue growing in the coming years. While one cannot deny that the Irish economy was severely tested during the global economic recession. However, since 2011, Ireland’s economic recovery has been nothing short of remarkable, with economic growth outperforming most Eurozone countries year-on-year. This miraculous recovery can be attributed to three primary factors: Economic reforms, Budget cuts, and bank restructuring. In recent years, Ireland has also done an excellent job of attracting overseas FDI, as evidenced by the large number of American Multinationals choosing Ireland as their international headquarters. This, coupled with a strong increase in the quantity of exports and overall domestic performance has resulted in Ireland having the fastest economic growth in the whole Eurozone region for 3 consecutive years.
Business Environment and Tax System: As briefly mentioned above, Ireland has an extremely competitive business system; so much so that it ranks 6th worldwide on the Overall Global Competitive ranking, a Global ranking comprising of the following factors: Economic Performance, Government Efficiency, Business Efficiency, and Infrastructure. Moreover, it, even took the top ranking when it came to Business Efficiency and Productivity; a tremendous achievement considering the relatively small area of the country. The country also has an extremely progressive tax system, with corporation tax being just 12.5%, far below the European Union average.
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Reliable Returns: Persistent uncertainty in the global financial markets has called for a more conservative approach towards investing. In this context, investments that have predictable cash flow or are asset backed are seen as a reliable source of investment diversification, offering consistent and reliable returns.
Strong Government Action: As noted, the economy and property rates of Ireland are recovering in line with the Government's aggressive recovery plan. Moreover the Irish commercial property market is showing signs of increased stabilisation, assuring steady property asset value, as well as business value increases over the next 5 years.
Growing Tourism: Ireland has an extremely strong tourism sector. With an increase in international tourists, particularly from China, as we anticipate a high market share. We utilize our unique media connections to promote Ireland as a destination and our properties in particular.