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19 Apr '21 |
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Exits of KBC and Ulster Bank leave other banks free to hike rates: Brendan Burgess
No other country in Europe allows such irresponsible behaviour. If someone genuinely can’t pay their mortgage, the government helps them with a social welfare payment. If they won’t pay their mort - Subscribe |
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16 Apr '21 |
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DEAL: Ten warehouse units at Ossory Industrial Estate in North Strand sold at BidX1 auction for €1.4m
The portfolio at Ossory Industrial Estate comprises 10 ground-floor warehouse units, along with garages and lock-up units. All of the properties are currently occupied, many via informal agreements, a - Subscribe |
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16 Apr '21 |
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Site of former Europa Garage on the corner of Newtown Avenue and Maretimo Terrace in Blackrock approved
The development by Seabren Developments, which is run by members of the Moran family who own the Red Cow hotel complex on the Naas Road in Dublin, will consist of two apartment blocks up to seven stor - Subscribe |
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16 Apr '21 |
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Number of second-hand properties listed for sale falls by 70% in 10 years
Supply levels had been declining by an average of 10 per cent per annum over much of the past decade, the company said. “However, with the onset of Covid-19, recent falls in supply have been much st - Subscribe |
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16 Apr '21 |
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Housing Minister wants to double affordable and social homes in new developments
Defending the Land Development Agency (LDA), he said it has never been about selling off State land for private speculation or private profit, despite Opposition claims. The agency is “really differ - Subscribe |
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16 Apr '21 |
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DEAL: Residential site fronting onto Old Rail Park Lane in Maynooth with planning for nine houses sells at auction
A shovel-ready residential site in Maynooth, Co Kildare, sold at auction recently through agents Sherry FitzGerald Brady O’Flaherty for €1.18m or 18pc over its guide price reflecting demand for re - Subscribe |
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16 Apr '21 |
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Development land sales strong amid Covid at €110m
Senior research analyst at CBRE, Colin Richardson points out that the performance was only marginally behind the opening quarter of 2020, when €112 million of deals were transacted so the level of a - Subscribe |
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16 Apr '21 |
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Property price rises gather pace as Covid squeezes supply
“Stock for sale is now at an all-time low across the country and this must apply pressure on prices to increase in the coming months,” said Chairperson of Association of Irish Mortgage Advisers Tr - Subscribe |
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16 Apr '21 |
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Paul McNeive: Pandemic has accelerated the focus on cashflow in valuations
The pandemic has triggered a sharper focus on income streams from businesses and property investments and there are opportunities for property valuers to take an enhanced role in this new era of valua - Subscribe |
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16 Apr '21 |
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Retrofit grants ‘should target home buyers and rentals between tenants’: ESRI
Lawyers and estate agents would be key to the plan, referring buyers and sellers to State agencies offering support to make the change.
Landlords could also be targeted to take action between tenan - Subscribe |
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16 Apr '21 |
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Proper planning is key to future-proofing our cities and towns
Good planning is the difference in ensuring our cities, towns, villages and rural areas meet future challenges, that housing and employment needs are met, infrastructure and amenities are delivered in - Subscribe |
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12 Apr '21 |
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MUD Act: bringing home owners together for the common good
The Multi-Unit Developments Act, which regulates the ownership and management of the common areas of multi-unit developments, is ten years old. We examine its efficiency in terms of apartment manageme - Subscribe |
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12 Apr '21 |
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The future of the office: top global trends for 2021: Deirdre Costello
JLL’s latest research into the top global corporate real estate trends of the year have revealed a few predictable outcomes, including “hybrid working”, an increased focus on employee health and - Subscribe |
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12 Apr '21 |
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Ulster Bank purchasing managers index shows improvement in March over February
Simon Barry: "The future activity index jumped again in March to stand at its highest level in 2½ years. The jump in confidence was underpinned by the expectation of improved business conditions for - Subscribe |
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12 Apr '21 |
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DEAL: Ashbourne Retail Park welcomes three new tenants
JYSK, Choice and Leisuredome are to open shortly at the Co Meath park, and planning has been sought for two drive-through offerings - Subscribe |
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12 Apr '21 |
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Three-bed semis reaching sale agreed in record two weeks
With no need to schedule appointments, potential buyers are making swift bids on the back of virtual viewings, according to REA’s latest Average House Price index - Subscribe |
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11 Apr '21 |
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Planners give the green light to IDA’s €11m Limerick site, on track to deliver 19 new buildings
Construction of the 3,500sqm advance building solution at the IDA Business & Technology Park in Raheen, Limerick, is planned to begin this year. “IDA Ireland has received notification of a decision - Subscribe |
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11 Apr '21 |
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Cairn Homes strikes compromise after objections to chief’s pay
The annual report also reveals that Mr Stanley’s total pay packet almost halved last year to €520,000. Chief financial officer Shane Doherty, who joined in April as the pandemic took hold, was pai - Subscribe |
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11 Apr '21 |
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Home ownership rises across State as numbers renting falls
The increase was sharpest in Dublin, with the numbers owning a property increasing by 8 per cent, up from 848,700 at the end of 2019 to 916,400 at the end of 2020, according to preliminary unpublished - Subscribe |
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11 Apr '21 |
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Will any bank give my son and his wife a mortgage?
Most lenders are being remarkably chary about allowing aspiring homeowners draw down mortgages where there income or employment is affected by Covid. Basically they are nervous that when the economy r - Subscribe |
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