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15 Apr '22 |
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Much-loved Pen Corner at the junction of College Green and Trinity Street to close its doors
Loss of business due to Covid, a rent of €75,000 a year, not to speak of the effects of modern technology on handwriting have forced the closure of the shop. - Subscribe |
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14 Apr '22 |
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New homes, lettings and property management opportunities at Hooke & MacDonald
Hooke & MacDonald have openings for experienced and enthusiastic people for their expanding successful new homes sales, lettings and property management teams. A PSRA licence is essenti - Subscribe |
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14 Apr '22 |
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CitizenM has finalised acquisition of 69 Bride Street, Dublin 8
BNP Paribas Real Estate are delighted to have sourced and represented citizenM hotels on their first Dublin acquisition, at Bride Street, Dublin 8, as part of their global rollout. Once complete, it w - Subscribe |
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14 Apr '22 |
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DEAL: Nama generates €85m from selling the mixed-use Point Square scheme in Dublin’s docklands
That is €10m more than the guide price quoted by agents Savills. A spokesperson for Ballybunion Capital declined to comment on whether it has purchased the property. Ballybunion was founded by Patri - Subscribe |
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14 Apr '22 |
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Drumcondra residents oppose 74-unit build-to-rent development for area
Last month, Ginxo Trading Ltd lodged plans for the contentious scheme for Turnpike Lane at the rear of 59-69 Drumcondra Road Lower in Dublin 9. - Subscribe |
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14 Apr '22 |
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Disturbing disparity in social housing prices at Dundrum projects
Three-bedroom apartments and houses will range in cost from €440,163 to €564,918. The cost for a two-bedroom units would be €438,194 or €387,579 depending on size. The cost for the studio unit - Subscribe |
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14 Apr '22 |
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Bannon Q1 2022 investment report
The opening quarter of 2022 saw a total of €759.4 million invested in Irish commercial property across 30 transactions. The largest transaction was the sale of the Project Ruby Portfolio which co - Subscribe |
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14 Apr '22 |
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RTB publishes sanctions on landlords who have engaged in improper conduct
*A further nine sanctions imposed on landlords for improper conduct have been published on the RTB website today. Over 90% of published sanctions for improper conduct are for breaches of Rent Pressure - Subscribe |
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13 Apr '22 |
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DEAL: HSE and Centric Health to operate from Dún Laoghaire Shopping Centre
The HSE primary care centre will operate under a 30-year lease taking 3,298 sq m (35,500sq ft) of space, while Sheehan Medical has signed a 25-year lease taking 795sq m (8,557sq ft) of space. - Subscribe |
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13 Apr '22 |
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DEAL: Davy investors acquire Eyre Square Shopping Centre for €9.575m
While Colliers, which handled the sale, did not identify the purchaser, The Irish Times understands the scheme has been acquired by a fund managed by Davy Real Estate. The price paid equates to a net - Subscribe |
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13 Apr '22 |
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DEAL: Waystone signs for new 52,000sq ft headquarter offices at David Daly’s 35 Shelbourne Road
While the rental level has not been disclosed, The Irish Times understands Waystone has agreed to pay in excess of €60 per sq ft, following an initial rent-free period, to occupy the first to fourth - Subscribe |
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13 Apr '22 |
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Ballyboden Tidy Towns group challenges permission for 131 homes being granted to MacCabe Durney Barnes Limited
The action relates to the planning authorities’ decision to grant developer MacCabe Durney Barnes Limited permission to building the homes and associated works at Stocking Lane, Ballyboden in Co Dub - Subscribe |
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13 Apr '22 |
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DEAL: ByrneWallace lease extension adds €7m to sale price of Dublin HQ
The new price reflects the agreement between ByrneWallace and the landlord on a lease extension to April 2032 with no break option and an increase in the rent to €2.45 million per annum. - Subscribe |
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12 Apr '22 |
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Donal O'Donovan: The ‘Part V’ rules are a joke and the prospect of a council paying €800,000 for public housing proves it
Local authorities do not have to buy, but in reality Part V has been the cornerstone of social housing provision since before the crash. A crappy foundation it has proved to be.
The original motiva - Subscribe |
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12 Apr '22 |
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More than a third of landlords applied rent hikes over the level allowed
The ESRI assessed the impact of the rent pressure zones controls, which limited rent increases to 4 per cent a year in designated urban areas between 2017 and 2020. - Subscribe |
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12 Apr '22 |
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Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown council faces Government intervention over move to block homes
The Office of the Planning Regulator (OPR) was established in 2019 to provide independent oversight of the planning process. One of its functions is to assess development plans to ensure they properly - Subscribe |
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12 Apr '22 |
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Quintain receives permission for 488 Cherrywood homes
Quintain Ireland has received planning permission from for 488 new apartments and duplexes, with a gross development value of more than €250 million, at its Cherrywood Village development in south D - Subscribe |
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12 Apr '22 |
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Pret A Manger to expand into Ireland with 20 shops within the next decade
The first shop is set to open on Dawson Street in Dublin this summer, creating 25 jobs. - Subscribe |
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12 Apr '22 |
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LDA submits a SHD planning application for 345 homes in Hacketstown in Skerries, Co. Dublin
The Land Development Agency (LDA) has submitted a planning application to An Bord Pleanála for a Strategic Housing Development (SHD) in Hacketstown in Skerries, Co. Dublin. The 6.9-hectare site was m - Subscribe |
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12 Apr '22 |
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KPMG Ireland buys construction consulting firm KMCS
News of the deal comes as figures from BNP Paribas Real Estate Ireland showed that growth in construction activity slowed in March from the previous month, likely reflecting the impact of soaring pric - Subscribe |
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