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01 Apr '19 |
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MyHome.ie: Q1 2019 Property Report in association with Davy
Conall MacCoille, Chief Economist at Davy: the slowdown in price inflation, which was concentrated in Dublin, was largely due to the Central Bank??s lending rules and unrealistic price expectations r - Subscribe |
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01 Apr '19 |
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Daft.ie: Irish House Price Report Q1 2019
Ronan Lyons: The point of balance looks to be around 4,500 homes. When there is this number of homes on the market, the figures suggest, there is no strong pressure on prices up or down.
By coinci - Subscribe |
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01 Apr '19 |
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DNG House Price Gauge: prices stabilise across capital
Paul Murgatroyd, Director of Research with the firm said ??it is clear that we are now in a period of stabilisation in the Dublin residential market in terms of price growth
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© Irish Independent |
01 Apr '19 |
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Cork City Council buys ?19m complex with and Cluid Housing Association to tackle social housing crisis
The purchase, understood to be worth more than ?19m, will see the 78-unit Leeside Apartments in Cork city centre used by both Cork City Council and Cluid Housing Association tenants. - Subscribe |
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01 Apr '19 |
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UK's Smith & Williamson boosts presence in Ireland
The firm, which already employs more than 70 people in Dublin, said its new Smith & Williamson Investment Management (Europe) vehicle will act as its European operations office. - Subscribe |
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01 Apr '19 |
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WKN real estate directors acquire company from founder
John McNally and JP Hilliard are buying out property industry veteran Dr Bill Nowlan??s firm WK Nowlan Real Estate Advisors (WKN). Founded by Dr Nowlan in 1995, WKN is one of the best-known firms in - Subscribe |
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01 Apr '19 |
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OFFICE DEAL: Hibernia Reit sells 77 Sir John Rogerson??s Quay building for ?35.5m
Fully let to IWG, the 34,400 sq ft office produces rental income of ? 1.8 million a year, or ?50 per sq ft, with four years to the next rent review.
The sale gives Hibernia an ungeared IRR on t - Subscribe |
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01 Apr '19 |
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Neil Callanan: Ireland??s property rush risks repeat of crisis
Pat Gunne: "There is still opportunity, but, when you step back from it, rents are high, yields are low.? Which means one thing: ??It??s a time to be very focused on risk management.? - Subscribe |
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29 Mar '19 |
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OFFICE LEASE DEAL: DocuSign targets growth with 9,290sq m office takeover at Hanover Quay
Targeted Investment Opportunities (TIO), a joint venture between Oaktree Capital Management, Bennett Construction and Nama, developed the seven-storey office block. Aptiv pays a rent of ?624 per sq - Subscribe |
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28 Mar '19 |
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Richard Curran: 'Property's new big boys want to get their message across' through Irish Institutional Property (IIP)
Directors include Kevin Nowlan of Hibernia Reit and Brian Moran, managing director of Hine Ireland. Pat Farrell, the head of group communications at Bank of Ireland, is set to join as its first chief - Subscribe |
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28 Mar '19 |
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KBC Bank homebuyer sentiment survey: prices of buyer's ideal homes are increasing
Those in the market to buy say that it is harder to find a suitable home to purchase than a year ago. More than half of those surveyed think it is harder to find a home to fit their needs, while 18pc - Subscribe |
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28 Mar '19 |
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Almost three-quarters of Irish households owned their homes in 2016
Contrary to perceptions, the rate of home ownership in the Republic corresponds very closely to the international average, a study by the OECD has revealed. - Subscribe |
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28 Mar '19 |
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HOTEL DEAL: John Malone consortium buys Powerscourt hotel for about ?50m
MHL Hotel Collection, a joint venture between Mr Malone, Irish property developer John Lally and Down businessman Paul Higgins, will add the Powerscourt Hotel to its portfolio of 11 properties - Subscribe |
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28 Mar '19 |
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Mortgage approvals rise above ?750m in February, with the lion??s share for first-time buyers
The Banking and Payments Federation Ireland BPFI said there were 45,775 mortgage approvals in the 12 months to the end of last month, valued at ?10.2 billion, up 0.5 per cent compared with the previ - Subscribe |
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28 Mar '19 |
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Goldman Sachs to repossess boutique Dublin 4 hotel, Aberdeen Lodge
A Goldman spokesman said the property, worth at least ?3 million, was security for the full debt owed: "We review these matters carefully and have robust processes to ensure our action is appropriat - Subscribe |
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28 Mar '19 |
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RTB Rent Index: Cost of renting falls slightly in last three months of 2018
The average rent in Dublin was put at ?1,650, up from ?1,530 at the end of 2017. While this is a 7.8 per cent increase in rent in the capital year on year, the average rent was slightly lower in t - Subscribe |
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28 Mar '19 |
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Cairn gets go-ahead for 107 apartments instead of 22 houses at Marianella scheme, Rathgar, Dublin 6
The decision to allow almost five times as many units to be built in the final phase of the scheme has provoked the anger of residents at the Rathgar scheme, where more than 200 homes have been built - Subscribe |
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27 Mar '19 |
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CBRE appoints Kyle Rothwell to Head of Investment Properties
CBRE have appointed Kyle Rothwell as Head of Investment Properties. Kyle has over 15 years of experience and is a member of the Society of Chartered Surveyors and the Royal Institute of Chartered Surv - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
27 Mar '19 |
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Ronan docklands project under fire from residents
Plans by developer Johnny Ronan to increase the scale of a residential and aparthotel development in Dublin's docklands are being opposed by a number of local residents.
Last month, Mr Ronan's Spen - Subscribe |
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27 Mar '19 |
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Zurich hits out at Irish Life plan to double office space in Ballsbridge
Zurich Insurance Ireland has raised concerns with Dublin City Council over plans by Irish Life Assurance to more than double office space at three office buildings in Dublin 4. - Subscribe |
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