About

IIP is the voice of institutionally financed investors with significant international backing in the Irish real estate market.

Our members, financed in the main by pension funds are helping build vibrant communities and supporting the Irish real estate market to meet the needs of a dynamic fast-growing population and economy.

IIP members manage nearly €20 billion of Irish property, contributing positively to the development of our cities, towns and local neighbourhoods.
We directly provide jobs for over 6,000 people, a significant generator of employment and growth.
An additional 23,000 jobs are indirectly supported by our investments, strongly underpinning economic development.
Tenant companies of IIP members employ more than 36,000 people, enabling the creation of vibrant, sustainable communities
Four of the 20 biggest companies listed on the Irish stock exchange are IIP members, reflecting their significant contribution to the wider economy.

*Job estimates based on indirect and induced jobs within European listed real estate sector. Source: EPRA & PwC

About

IIP is the voice of institutionally financed investors with significant international backing in the Irish real estate market

IIP is the voice of institutionally financed investors with significant international backing in the Irish real estate market
IIP members manage c.€18bn of Irish property
IIP members directly employ over 6,000 people
IIP members indirectly employ a further c.23,000 people *
IIP tenant companies employ more than 36,000 people
IIP members include four of the largest 20 stocks on Euronext Dublin (formerly known as Irish Stock Exchange)

*Estimate based on indirect and induced jobs within European listed real estate sector. Source: EPRA & PwC

EUROPEAN REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY

BUILDING BLOCKS FOR A PROSPEROUS FUTURE

European RE Industry Policy Recommendations

Our Mission

The mission of IIP is to promote the development of a sustainable world class real estate sector in Ireland which benefits members, the economy, communities and wider society.

This will be achieved by focusing on the following key objectives:

Foster proactive and open communication between members and with all key stakeholders on matters of common interest
Leverage member insight to provide thought leadership which supports the development of a sustainable property sector
Constructively engage with government, legislators, policy makers and other relevant stakeholders to maintain a stable and properly functioning property market
Position Ireland as a preferred location for institutional capital investment, supporting economic growth and the development of sustainable communities and workplaces
Support the modernisation and professionalisation of the sector by continuously improving the quality of the built environment