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24 Jan '19 |
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Danoj Developments headed by Irish entrepreneur Daniel MacAuliffe
Caomhán Murphy, development director, says that the company could spend as much on the refurbishment of a property as it does on the purchase price.
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24 Jan '19 |
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Greystar in €175m deal with Ballymore for Dublin Landings portfolio of apartments
The Irish Independent understands the parties are currently working towards agreeing heads of terms on a deal, which would see Greystar acquire the portfolio for a figure in the region of €175m.
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24 Jan '19 |
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Quarter of original Nama borrowers remain on its books
A total of 577 debtors have now exited the National Asset Management Agency, leaving just over a quarter of the original borrowers on the agency's books.
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24 Jan '19 |
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U2 gets green light for band's visitor centre planned for Dublin's docklands
An objection lodged on behalf of 63 nearby apartment dwellers claimed that the proposal would result in overshadowing of apartments.
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24 Jan '19 |
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Docklands market selling prices up 4% and rental values up 8.7%: Owen Reilly
DOWNLOAD FULL REPORT HERE >>> This does confirm a moderation in price inflation compared with the 13% increase in 2017. This is due to an increase in the supply of apartments (up 30% compared with 201 - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
24 Jan '19 |
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Valuation Office defends â?¬23m price put on greyhound stadium
The valuation commissioner has written to the Dáilâ??s Public Accounts Committee to defend the price his office put on the former greyhound stadium at Haroldâ??s Cross in Dublin. - Subscribe |
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24 Jan '19 |
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Properties on MetroLink route surveyed ahead of works
At that time it was revealed around 100 properties may have to be acquired and demolished to facilitate the rail line if the preferred route went ahead, including 70 apartments at the College Gate com - Subscribe |
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24 Jan '19 |
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Borrowers will pay more if commission system changes, say mortgage brokers
In a meeting with the Department of Finance last year, the Association of Expert Mortgage Advisers (AEMA) told officials that a ban on payments from banks to mortgage brokers would cause a â??reductio - Subscribe |
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23 Jan '19 |
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Dunnes wins stay to keep closed store off vacant site register
The court granted Dunnes Stores (Limerick) Ltd and Dunnes Stores Unlimited Company a stay on Bord Pleanála's determination of an appeal of the council's decision to place the property on the Vacant S - Subscribe |
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23 Jan '19 |
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Firm to rent homes back to families hit by debts
Arizun is offering to buy their homes, write off their debts, clear their mortgages and rent the homes back to them. Arizun boss John McDaniel said the majority of homeowners in arrears do not qualify - Subscribe |
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23 Jan '19 |
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Industrial take-up in Dublin on the up, says CBRE
The year-end take-up figure of 304,530sq m was boosted by a number of pre-letting transactions, said Garrett McClean, executive director and head of industrial and logistics at CBRE. â??The past year - Subscribe |
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23 Jan '19 |
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Click Offices puts size of Dublinâ??s serviced office market at 23,000 desks
Dublinâ??s serviced office market grew by 50 per cent last year â?? thatâ??s 8,000 desks which equate to 37,161sq m of office space â?? according to research by serviced office broker Click Offices. - Subscribe |
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23 Jan '19 |
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U+I considers residential use for White Heather industrial estate on South Circular Road in Dublin 8
U+I may seek to get an industrial site it bought in Dublin last month rezoned for residential use under the cityâ??s next development plan, which comes into effect in 2022. - Subscribe |
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23 Jan '19 |
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Hibernia Reit appoints RóisÃn Brennan as non-executive director
A chartered accountant, she will join Hiberniaâ??s audit, remuneration and nominations committees. - Subscribe |
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23 Jan '19 |
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â??Irish Timesâ?? commercial property editor Jack Fagan retires
Mark FitzGerald, co-founder and chairman of estate agency Sherry FitzGerald said: â??For over 30 years, each week Jack delivered story after story on an industry that was often loathe to see its deals - Subscribe |
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23 Jan '19 |
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DEAL: Royal Liver Naas Road retail site bought for â?¬25 million â?? 58 per cent less than â?¬60 million of 2005
The purchaser, Allied Real Estate Group (AREG), is a new venture founded last year by property players Adrian Langan, best known for leading the Barina Property Group, and Cathal McGinley. - Subscribe |
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23 Jan '19 |
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Ires Reit prepares application for 428 apartments at its Rockbrook site in Sandyford
An appeal was also turned down by An Bord Pleanála. But the company moved fast in the new year, opening discussions with the bord for 428 apartments, plus a creche and associated site works, at the d - Subscribe |
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23 Jan '19 |
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Is the Help-to-Buy scheme for first-time buyers working?
Is the Help-to-Buy scheme pushing up prices? Itâ??s hard to be definitive but research suggests that new house price growth is outpacing that in the second-hand market. AIB, for example, recently foun - Subscribe |
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23 Jan '19 |
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Hooke & MacDonald: Some 9,000 apartments needed to meet rental demand
Hooke & MacDonald suggests 2,380 build-to-rent units were traded last year in Dublin â?? more than double the 1,101 units sold in 2017 â?? and that 55 per cent of these were new-builds. - Subscribe |
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