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07 Apr '19 |
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Maxol considers its own coffee network
Over the last year, the Maxol Group has sought planning permission for residential developments on two of its forecourt sites. Donaldson insists this is not so the business can enter the housebuilding - Subscribe |
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07 Apr '19 |
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Glenveagh founders enjoy ?23.7m in pay and stock
Gross profit for the year was ?15.3 million, with a gross margin of 18.2 per cent. Glenveagh is targeting 20 per cent gross margin in 2020.
Shares in Glenveagh have rallied almost 25 per cent so - Subscribe |
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07 Apr '19 |
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Dalata boss McCann rubbishes idea of Dublin hotel with 1,000 bedrooms
The boss of Ireland??s largest hotel group has rubbished the idea of a 1,000-bedroom hotel for Dublin, describing it as ??the biggest load of rot? he has ever heard.
??It??s naivety in the ex - Subscribe |
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07 Apr '19 |
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Johnny Ronan??s Tara Street tower approval divides opinion
Business and conservation groups have weighed in on the decision by An Bord Pleanála to approve a 22-storey tower in Dublin city centre that will be developed by Johnny Ronan. - Subscribe |
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07 Apr '19 |
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David McWilliams: Unless Ireland makes housing cheaper we will miss Brexit bounce
We are way out of line. And, of course, the surplus is skimmed off by a landowning class that does nothing but sit back and take the rent.
This is feudalism; but more egregiously it is legislativel - Subscribe |
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05 Apr '19 |
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??Vast majority?? of landlords selling up are genuine, says homelessness chief
Mike Allen: ??What is happening at the moment is a significant number of landlords, either from pressure from their lending institutions ?? that seems to be a huge part of it ?? or maybe for their - Subscribe |
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05 Apr '19 |
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Lidl hits back in battle to open new store in Naas after proposals rejected
RGDATA director general Tara Buckley said it is important for the sustainability of the existing shops in Naas, and the vitality and viability of the town centre, that no new large convenience store i - Subscribe |
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05 Apr '19 |
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Some ?7 billion of institutional capital is chasing build-to- rent assets in the Republic, a new report claims
In a note to investors, Investec suggests the State??s biggest private landlord, Irish Residential Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (Ires Reit), is in a good position to benefit from the conti - Subscribe |
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05 Apr '19 |
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Hotel development on Howl at the Moon site gets the green light
Property developer Paddy McKillen jnr has, at the second attempt, won approval from An Bord Pleanála (ABP) for a new hotel development on the site of the old Howl at the Moon venue on Lower Mount Str - Subscribe |
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05 Apr '19 |
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The realities of renting: ??We are watching our lives unravel??
The impact of this housing crisis runs far deeper than anybody realises. It does not just skim the flesh, it crushes the bones of this generation. Whoever is to blame for this ?? the Minister for Hou - Subscribe |
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04 Apr '19 |
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Luas is a catalyst for turning industrial sites into residential
At least three developers, including Richard Barrett's Bartra and Patrick Crean's Marlet, are targeting the area north of Tallaght town centre for change of use from industrial to residential developm - Subscribe |
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04 Apr '19 |
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Brexit movers underpin record demand for offices
Knight Frank points out that the first quarter of last year had itself set a new record for Q1 activity.
Their competitors BNP Paribas Real Estate (BNPPRE) point out that when other quarters of the - Subscribe |
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04 Apr '19 |
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Land sales fall, but prices remain steady
As many as 16 land sales have taken place in Ireland during the first three months of this year valued at a combined ?155m, according to research by property consultants CBRE Ireland. - Subscribe |
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04 Apr '19 |
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Paul McNeive: 'It's not just size that matters in the estate agency business'
They will pay strong directors salaries and may leave a third to a half of the profits of the local firm, to be divided up through bonus schemes. If the parent company is a public one, local staff ma - Subscribe |
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04 Apr '19 |
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LEASE DEAL: Four drive-thru restaurants on menu for Liffey Valley complex
KFC has taken the largest of the units extending to 298 sq m. Burger King is taking a 270 sq m unit and Starbucks the smallest unit at 185 sq m. The last available drive-thru extends to 195 sq m (2,09 - Subscribe |
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04 Apr '19 |
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Richard Curran: 'Renters are most vulnerable in post-crash housing era'
Government policy has incentivised large investment funds to build more houses. They are building but they see greater potential in building or buying to rent, especially apartments. By not protecting - Subscribe |
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04 Apr '19 |
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Kingscroft lodges appeal to build a development of 28 apartments off the Stillorgan Road in Foxrock
The developer, a subsidiary of Abbey plc, had its planning application for the site turned down for the third time in January of this year, and has now lodged an appeal with An Bord Pleanála. The pla - Subscribe |
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04 Apr '19 |
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3D printer manufacturer to open European headquarters in Dublin
Markforged is currently on the hunt for permanent offices, but will be based at WeWork in Iveagh Court as it grows its operations. ??We are very open to increasing the size of the office,? said Ms - Subscribe |
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03 Apr '19 |
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BPFI: No Consent No Sale bill will increase cost of borrowing for consumers
Maurice Crowley, BPFI Acting CEO states: ??We have documented these concerns to the Oireachtas Committee on Finance, Public Service and Reform as part of the pre-legislative scrutiny process. Giv - Subscribe |
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03 Apr '19 |
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CBRE: 31 investment transactions extending to more than ?1 million in value traded in the first quarter of the year
CBRE Ireland have released figures for the value of investment properties traded in the Irish market in the first quarter of 2019, which shows that 31 investment transactions extending to more than &e - Subscribe |
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