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09 Mar '20 |
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Stormy weather hampers housebuilding in February
The bank’s latest construction purchasing managers’ index (PMI), which tracks activity in the sector, showed that while overall construction activity rose in February, it was driven by work on big - Subscribe |
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06 Mar '20 |
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Dublin Renters Union to protest outside luxury apartment block
The Dublin Renters Union will demonstrate at 1pm outside Number One, Ballsbridge.
The group says 61 of the 88 apartments in the building are empty while homeless figures continue to rise. - Subscribe |
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06 Mar '20 |
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Mark Keenan: Dublin's cool Northside moves ahead of stuffy southside to hold the housing hotspots
So now Phibsborough is the new Portobello, Stoneybatter the new Rathmines and Clontarf is the new Ballsbridge. Q: What is a southsider doing in a house in Dublin 7? - Subscribe |
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06 Mar '20 |
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Merrion Road residents appeal 1 Merrion Land Ltd six-storey 63 apartment plan
The construction of a six-storey apartment block on a site of a former Gowan Motors operation on Merrion Road in Dublin has been placed on hold after an appeal from a local residents’ group. - Subscribe |
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06 Mar '20 |
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Rathmines shared co-living plan put on hold after appeals lodged
Blondie Issuer Dac last month secured planning permission for the 97-unit after Dublin City Council reduced the scale of the plan for 143-149 Rathmines Road Lower. The original application was for a 1 - Subscribe |
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06 Mar '20 |
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Eoin Burke-Kennedy: Why can’t we build apartments like the rest of Europe?
Paul Mitchell from construction consultants Mitchell McDermott, one of the authors of the SCSI’s report, insists the 15 per cent development margin or profit is not excessive. “Banks won’t lend - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
05 Mar '20 |
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The smart way to sell a rented property
Estate agent Owen Reilly is familiar with the challenges faced by agents, vendors and tenants when it comes to selling a property where the owner is not in residence: “A third of our properties for - Subscribe |
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05 Mar '20 |
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Have you reviewed the 243 properties noted SALE AGREED this month so far?
By now you probably know how to review the latest SALE AGREED properties in your area.1. Enter your market (e.g. Swords) in the Town or Area field OR your postcode in the County or Postcode - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
05 Mar '20 |
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Hotel in Mayo, two Galway offices and two Dublin res investments among 31 lots sold at O'Donnellan & Joyce auction
A three-bedroom investment property at 68 Villa Park Avenue, Navan Road, Dublin 7, sold for its €325,000 AMV. An investment property at 304 Swords Road, Santry, sold for its €285,000 AMV. - Subscribe |
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05 Mar '20 |
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News that GLL Real Estate has agreed deal to buy Bishop's Square office block on Kevin Street as signal of renewed interest by European funds
Other German investors - Deka Immobolien, Commerz Real, Union Investment and KGAL - are believed to be targeting some of the five properties in the Capital Collection which UK property company Henders - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
05 Mar '20 |
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Apartment sector here remains 'attractive' - US group
Kennedy Wilson noted in its latest annual report that it is now the second largest player in the sector in Ireland, with an 18pc share. Ires REIT is the state's largest landlord.
According to CBRE, - Subscribe |
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05 Mar '20 |
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Paul McNeive on 'Twitter spats' with UCD architecture assistant professor Orla Hegarty
Ms Hegarty is annoyed about the variations to the Dublin City Development Plan, which she describes as political "knee-jerk reactions". By these she means measures like the ministerial guidelines to l - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
05 Mar '20 |
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DEAL: Plot of 0.25 acres on South Lotts Road sold with adjoining semi-detached house achieves €4m
Having been brought to the market by joint agents Hooke & MacDonald and McNally Handy for an overall guide price of €1.8 million, the Dublin 4 portfolio has now been sold to an as-yet-unidentified I - Subscribe |
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05 Mar '20 |
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Dublin city centre to get new cinema after appeals board grants approval
An Bord Pleanála granted permission to Green Reit for a two-screen cinema in the basement area of the One Molesworth Street in Dublin 2, which also houses the Ivy restaurant. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
05 Mar '20 |
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Could Danish co-op model solve Ireland’s housing problems?
Recent data from Eurofound showing that Ireland has one of the EU’s highest rates of people aged 25-29 still living in the parental home while Denmark has the least, provides a shocking illustration - Subscribe |
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05 Mar '20 |
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Home ownership is the West’s biggest economic-policy mistake
Vibrant cities without space to grow; ageing homeowners sitting in half-empty homes who are keen to protect their view; and a generation of young people who cannot easily afford to rent or buy and thi - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
04 Mar '20 |
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An Bord Pleanala grants planning permission for first phase of Castlethorn scheme at Woodbrook, Shankill
An Bord Pleanala has granted planning permission for the first phase of Castlethorn's proposed residential scheme at Woodbrook, which comprises 685 homes within an overall masterplan that is str - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
04 Mar '20 |
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Agricultural land values fell 3% in 2019: Sherry FitzGerald
2019 was a challenging year in the agricultural land market with poorer sentiment affecting values. Agricultural land prices nationally, excluding Dublin, fell by 3% in 2019, according to the latest d - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
04 Mar '20 |
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Increase in house sales nationally: Sherry FitzGerald
According to Des O’Malley, Head of Sherry FitzGerald Countrywide, despite storms Ciara, Dennis & Jorge, and a winter general election, there has been an upswing in mortgage approvals which h - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
04 Mar '20 |
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Profits jump 28pc to €68m at Cairn Homes as average selling price increases
Last year Cairn closed 1,080 home sales, with an average selling price of €372,000, this is up from the prior year when it closed 804 sales at an average price of €366,000. Revenue increased by a - Subscribe |
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