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12 Mar '18 |
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Construction sector continues strong start to the year
The Irish construction sectorâ??s strong start to the year continues, with the latest Ulster Bank construction purchasing managersâ?? index (PMI) showing a sharp increase in activity and new orders, a - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
12 Mar '18 |
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BRE Global to open new office in Dublin
According to the company, it is set to apply for EU Notified Body status, and its current activities under the Construction Products Regulation (CPR) and other directives, will transfer across to the - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
12 Mar '18 |
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Bank of Ireland to fund 1,750 student bed spaces in Dublin and Cork
Bank of Ireland met UK company Global Student Accommodation, one of the biggest players in the industry, back in 2014, and has since established a close working relationship.
It is part-funding the - Subscribe |
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12 Mar '18 |
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11 Mar '18 |
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[Needs SBP sub] Tetrarch plans major expansion project at Citywest
Group plans to increase the capacity of Irelandâ??s biggest hotel, improve spa and conference facilities and open a concert venue at the west Dublin complex - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
11 Mar '18 |
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Irish online estate agent Moove raising funds as it looks to upset rivals
Established by David Madden in mid-2016, the start-up said it intends to use the funds to develop a mobile app and on marketing efforts to promote the business and drive more homebuyers to the company - Subscribe |
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11 Mar '18 |
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Cardinal plans second â?¬300m property finance fund
Cardinal Capital Group is planning a second â?¬300 million property development fund, after committing almost all of a previous pot a year ahead of schedule in a recovering market, according to market - Subscribe |
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11 Mar '18 |
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Homes of nearly 8,200 Irish mortgage holders repossessed since crash
The figure is small in the context of a 750,000-strong Irish mortgage market and in the context of a mortgage arrears problem that affected nearly 100,000 borrowers at its peak in 2013. - Subscribe |
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09 Mar '18 |
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Domino's to top up store count as Irish sales soar
"We also plan to invest in extending our supply chain capacity to allow us to serve 75 stores in the Republic of Ireland, as well as our stores in Northern Ireland," it said.
A big slice of the Dom - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
09 Mar '18 |
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Amazon gets the green light for new data centre in Dublin
"However, it is wise to raise concerns at this stage over the possibility of future over-concentration in one area," he added. Mr Stockhil pointed out that data centres don't employ many people. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
08 Mar '18 |
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Banks tap huge margin on buy-to-lets
A huge gap between the low-interest rates that UK banks charge landlords for their buy-to-let (BTL) loans and the elevated levels charged in Ireland has widened to record levels, as Irish lenders tap - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
08 Mar '18 |
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Paul McNeive: Employers must realise investing in employee goodwill pays dividends
The estate agents were bemoaning the return of aggressive attempts by competitors to poach their staff, and how that would inevitably lead to having to increase their staff's pay. I offered my view th - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
08 Mar '18 |
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Demand for Dublin pubs goes up as economy grows
The number of licensed premises which sold in 2017 fell to 31 in Dublin, compared to 35 in 2016, despite increased demand, according to the latest market analysis from specialist estate agent Morrisse - Subscribe |
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08 Mar '18 |
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Court refuses disclosure to Garrett Kelleher in Nama loans case
Garrett Kelleher has been refused an order for disclosure of certain documents for his defence of Namaâ??s High Court case seeking to enforce guarantees he gave for some for â?¬46 million on loans. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
08 Mar '18 |
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House transactions in North slacking off over Brexit fears
According to the latest Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and Ulster Bank residential market survey, house prices continued to rise in Northern Ireland last month but surveyorsâ?? â??sales expe - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Mar '18 |
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Crane Watch: 78 cranes visible over Dublin city centre on March 1st
This is down one on the previous monthâ??s total but is still more than double the number recorded on February 1st, 2016, when the newspaperâ??s crane survey was launched. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Mar '18 |
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Shops front up to the internet challenge
Life Style Sportsâ?? new flagship shop in Cork city has a huge amount of interaction: from low-tech ideas such as a football cage where kids can try out their football boots, not just for size, but fo - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Mar '18 |
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University College of Estate Management's online property courses recognised by Property Services Regulatory Authority
UCEMâ??s programmes are accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, but the PSRAâ??s endorsement should add an extra degree of comfort for Irish-based students. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Mar '18 |
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Itâ??s now 37% cheaper to buy a home than rent - Cairn Homes
While the cynic might suggest that it is in the interests of a developer such as Cairn to claim buying a home, rather than renting, makes financial sense, the figures do stackup - or kind of. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
06 Mar '18 |
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Eamon Ryan: Social housing on its own will not solve the housing crisis
The name is descriptive because the rents are set at a level which covers the full cost of construction over the life of a long-term building loan. It is effectively affordable, high-quality rental ac - Subscribe |
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