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11 Jan '26 |
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Student accommodation and retail deals spur property investment
Niall Gargan of JLL said that 2025 activity remained below long-term averages and broadly in line with 2023 and 2024 levels. A shift in sentiment began to emerge in the closing months of the year. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
09 Jan '26 |
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Dublin City Council targets 113 ‘inactive’ developments that could provide 13,000 homes
Landowners struggling to develop their residentially zoned sites in Dublin, with or without planning permission, are being sought by Dublin City Council (DCC) to provide large-scale social housing sch - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
08 Jan '26 |
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First-time buyer mortgages hitting record levels, says BPFI
More first-time buyer mortgages were approved in the first 11 months of 2025 than ever before, the Banking and Payments Federation Ireland (BPFI) said.
A total of 30,124 such mortgages was approved - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
05 Jan '26 |
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Irish homes now selling for 52% more than pre-Covid levels, says Daft.ie
Across the State, asking prices are now on average 41 per cent above pre-Covid levels and just 10 per cent below their Celtic Tiger peak.
The gap between asking prices and sale price is widening, t - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
04 Dec '25 |
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Mandate developers to build offices that can be turned into homes, report urges
Developers should be mandated to construct adaptable buildings to avoid future commercial property vacancy issues in city centres, according to a new report by The Chartered Institute of Building (CIO - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
04 Dec '25 |
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Demand outstrips supply of retail space, according to Savills Ireland report
“Retail parks and food and beverage operators are experiencing some of the strongest rental growth in the sector. Double digit increases have been recorded in many locations, driven by an influx of - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
04 Dec '25 |
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Property price register records 55 office lettings in Dublin since beginning of July
Almost half of these, 26, were lettings in Dublin 2, the area which is most popular for office lettings in the capital. The rest were spread across the city and suburbs. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
03 Dec '25 |
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John Moran of JLL Housing is now the cornerstone of Ireland’s real estate market
his deliberate policy shift recognises that solving Ireland’s housing crisis depends on mobilising global capital and creating long-term certainty for investors rather than relying solely on public - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
03 Dec '25 |
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Aisling Tannam, Cushman & Wakefield's on resurgent Dublin office market
Workday’s landmark leasing of Marlet’s College Square development – totalling 39,019sq m (420,000sq ft) (the largest European office lease since the Covid-19 pandemic), Vodafone’s assignment o - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
03 Dec '25 |
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Retail parks the best seller in top 10 commercial deals of 2025
In terms of this year’s activity, details of the top 10 deals of 2025 are outlined below. 1: Oaktree retail park portfolio, €220m. Agent: Bannon 2: Spencer Place apartments, €177m. Agents: Eastd - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
03 Dec '25 |
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What does the housing market have in store in 2026? Property experts weigh in
Marian Finnegan ... Orla McMorrow ... Joanne Geary ... Stephen Day ... Ray Palmer-Smith ... Rose Lyle ... Gerard O’Toole ... Genevieve McGuirk ... - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
03 Dec '25 |
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High Court quashes permission for 422 unit build-to-rent development in South Dublin
In a judgment published this week, the judge found that ACP failed to acknowledge that Ironborn Real Estate’s proposed development was in contravention of the Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Developm - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
01 Dec '25 |
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More than a sale: The quiet psychology of modern estate agency
Ann-Marie McCoy: Leadership in real estate is now measured not by revenue and sales price in isolation, but by the ability to guide people through change with - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
01 Dec '25 |
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Hibernia, Cairn and Hines push to rezone south Dublin land for 14,500 new homes
The first was a 28-hectare plot that can deliver up to 2,500 homes in the planned suburb of Adamstown – located south of Lucan in Co Dublin. - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
01 Dec '25 |
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Ballsbridge is one of Ireland’s most commercially important corridors
Ballsbridge is no longer the sleepy Dublin suburb some still imagine it to be. On any weekday lunchtime the increasing number of coffee shops are ... - Subscribe |
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© Other |
23 Nov '25 |
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DEAL: IPUT lets a further 14,000 sq ft at 3 Dublin Landings
IPUT Real Estate has announced it has completed leasing 80,000 sq ft at No. 3 Dublin Landings in Dublin’s North Docklands. 14,000 sq ft has been let by TELUS Digital, a leading customer experience a - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
23 Nov '25 |
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The Sunday Independent’s View: A country with a housing shortage needs landlords
Growing numbers are now fleeing the market over fears that they will soon be unable to sell up if needs be. Put simply, empty houses sell for more than ones with sitting tenants. Most people buy house - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
23 Nov '25 |
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DEAL: Noel Smyth sells Crofton Road, Dún Laoghaire site with permission for 74 rental apartments
Residential property developer Brian M Durkan Ltd is understood to have paid over the €5.25m guide price which solicitor and developer Noel Smyth was seeking for a site close to the waterfront in D - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
23 Nov '25 |
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Sean Mulryan’s Ballymore targets up to 4,000 homes after €130m AIB refinancing deal
Colin Hunt, chief executive officer of AIB, said delivering thousands of homes was a “strategic priority” for the country’s largest bank and Ballymore.
“Our track record with Ballymore is s - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
21 Nov '25 |
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Apartment standards case is latest challenge to hit Coalition’s housing crisis response
It might be a rushed attempt to backfill what should have been done in the first place. By replacing its own revised guidelines, the Government is trying to put in place a hastily constructed safety n - Subscribe |
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