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© Irish Independent |
11 Feb '21 |
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Mortgage rates could rise again if Ulster Bank quits
Rates on new mortgages here were 2.76pc in December.
Although this was down 12 basis points when compared with December in 2019 it was still more than double the average rate in the Eurozone, the l - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
11 Feb '21 |
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First-time buyers: Surge in demand may not be all that it seems
“We’re seeing a huge increase in mortgage applications, but, based on actual follow-through with all the required documents, a portion of these may just be using time on their hands at home to sim - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
11 Feb '21 |
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Blackstone gets green light for prime Dublin office purchase
The CCPC’s approval of the deal clears the way for Blackstone to acquire the stakes held by another US investor, Colony Capital, in the Burlington Plaza office complex on Burlington Road and the hea - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
11 Feb '21 |
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DEAL: Eurospar and Safari Childcare agree 20-year leases at Clancy Quay
With residential occupancy levels in the third and final phase of Clancy Quay approaching 50 per cent notwithstanding its launch in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, Kennedy Wilson has now agreed tw - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
11 Feb '21 |
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Stephen’s Green offices for 3,000 workers planned by Kennedy Wilson
Kennedy Wilson has sought permission from Dublin City Council to build a large office-led scheme on a site bounded by the south side of St Stephen’s Green, the northern end of Harcourt Street and th - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
11 Feb '21 |
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DEAL: Rohan secures Thermo Fisher Scientific for Crane House at Dublin Airport Logistics Park €10.45 per sq ft
Separately, it is understood that in advance of its scheduled completion in the final quarter of this year. Cardinal House, which is under construction currently, has attracted a significant level of - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
11 Feb '21 |
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Property fund Iput pays out €102.5m dividend to shareholders
Iput reported 2020 year-end contracted rental income of €122 million and said its development pipeline is 84 per cent pre-let, which will increase contracted rent to €160 million over the next thr - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
11 Feb '21 |
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Hibernia Reit says rent collection on track despite Covid-19 restrictions
The group also said it had received 95 per cent of residential rent due from this month, with more than 99 per cent of December and January rent paid. Hibernia’s current occupancy rate is 93 per cen - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
11 Feb '21 |
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British developers show the way to Irish rivals on addressing defective homes
Homeowners told an Oireachtas committee last December that fixing the 100,000-plus defective homes here could cost €1 billion. The builders in question in many cases are still active, but no substan - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
11 Feb '21 |
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Local authorities can deliver housing at more affordable rates
Local authorities can deliver housing at significantly cheaper rates than the private sector, according to the Department of Housing’s own figures.
When developed directly by the local council, t - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
09 Feb '21 |
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David McWilliams: A solution to Irish house-price silliness
Could we provide homes at these fair prices as other countries do? Of course, we could.
But the private building sector won’t do this on its own. It needs to be coaxed with the offer of long-term - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
08 Feb '21 |
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Solicitors and estate agents join up to fight negative interest rates
Ipav has written to the Law Society to indicate its willingness to join the latter in its opposition to the move. Pat Davitt: “There’s no point in us fighting different battles. We’ll all fight - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
08 Feb '21 |
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How the pandemic is forcing us to rethink the future of cities
Tim Cahill, managing director of Grayling Properties, the market leader for quality rentals, asks in this new era to come, who and what are cities for? - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
08 Feb '21 |
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Colliers announces two new appointments to Dublin office
Colliers Ireland has appointed Patrick Ryan as head of hotels and leisure and James Farrelly as head of landlord & tenant (l&t) in its valuation and advisory department.Patrick Ryan has spent - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
08 Feb '21 |
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Landlords ‘hoarding’ homes may face new tax
Last month, a Business Post investigation of new build-to-rent apartment blocks in Dublin found that hundreds of high-end apartments lie vacant.
Following the revelations, O’Brien told this newsp - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
08 Feb '21 |
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Councillors to seek a judicial review to save East Cork outlet centre
Fears have been expressed by several councillors that the developers, British-based Rioja Estates, will decide to move the project to another county, with Limerick being hotly tipped.
Rioja Estates - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
08 Feb '21 |
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TikTok shortlists five Dublin sites for new headquarters
Among the locations under consideration are the newly constructed North Dock complex in the city's financial centre, as well as the Heuston South Quarter development. It is also assessing the Sorting - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
08 Feb '21 |
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Personio, based in Herbert House, South Point, Harmony Row, Dublin 2, set to hire 140 people in Dublin
Martin Shanahan, chief executive of IDA Ireland, said: “The choice of Dublin for Personio’s new international business and software engineering hub, from which the company will serve its growing c - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
08 Feb '21 |
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Victoria Homes receiver discharged as firm resolves issues with lender
Victoria Homes, a Dublin-based housebuilder owned by Celtic Tiger builder Paddy Byrne, has "resolved all outstanding issues" with Lotus Investment Group that saw a receiver appointed over some of its - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
08 Feb '21 |
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Construction activity declines but firms remain optimistic
The Ulster Bank construction purchasing managers’ index (PMI) shows while the pace of contraction was not as severe as in April and May of last year during the first lockdown, activity fell to 21.1 - Subscribe |
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