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© The Irish Times |
09 May '23 |
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Ahead of current leases for Harcourt Street base expiring in 2027, EY Ireland begins search for ‘landmark’ Dublin office
Knight Frank issued a request for proposals to real-estate advisers and potential vendors for a andmark office in the city centre to cater for growing staff numbers of over 5,100. - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
07 May '23 |
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DEAL: Private investor purchases units 1 and 2 at Roseville Industrial Park, Turvey Park, Donabate
Stephen Mellon of CBRE said: “We were delighted to act on behalf of our client Interpath Advisory." The property extends to about 834 square metres and was purchased by a private investor. - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
07 May '23 |
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House building sector calls on state to pause planning reform bill due to lack of resources
Pat Farrell, CEO of Irish Institutional Property: ‘Get this right and that means they should take the time necessary to ensure that they can fully deliver’. Major house builders and infrastructure - Subscribe |
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© Guardian |
07 May '23 |
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Our cities are not museums. We must stop nimbys weaponising heritage laws to block affordable housing
There’s no denying the importance of preserving our most significant buildings. However, in recent years, heritage protections have gone too far, taking precedence over other policy goals, and being - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 May '23 |
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The problems facing Berlin's rental market are not dissimilar to our own
Developers say servicing the higher end of the market is the only way they can turn a profit because of the spiralling cost of land. One recent analysis showed land in the eastern Friedrichshain distr - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 May '23 |
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How haphazard development made Galway the most choked city in Ireland
“What he seems to be objecting to is that we live in houses,” he said, before quoting the line from the ballad Galway Bay — “Strangers came and tried to teach us their ways”. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
07 May '23 |
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Pace of decline in commercial investment property values slows to 3.2pc in first quarter
Irish commercial investment property values fell by an average of 3.2pc in the first quarter of this year according to the authoritative MSCI benchmark published in conjunction with the Society of Cha - Subscribe |
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© TheJournal.ie |
06 May '23 |
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FactCheck: Is the Govt correct to claim that 400 people are buying their first home every week?
There is an element of truth in the claim, but it is missing critical details or context, or the best available evidence weighs against the claim. - Subscribe |
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© TheJournal.ie |
06 May '23 |
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Is there a market for apartments for sale or rent with no kitchen or wardrobes? Govt told to find out
The review, which was carried out by construction economics consultant Mitchell McDermott, compared the cost of construction across a number of countries.
The report, which was brought to Cabinet - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
06 May '23 |
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DEAL: Remake Asset Management purchases two office blocks at Blackrock Business Park from Kennedy Wilson for €13m
The price reflects a discount to the €17m which selling agent Savills quoted for it when they first brought the property to the market in 2017. Kennedy Wilson bought the offices in March 2016 for - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
05 May '23 |
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Spending on housing 32.5% lower than planned for first four months
Some €434m had been earmarked for spending on housing up until the end of April but just €293m of this was spent. "The department expects expenditure to return to profile throughout the year and a - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
05 May '23 |
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Building a home in Dublin costs 30pc more than in similar European cities
The study found that the cost of building an apartment in these cities can be up to 30pc lower than it is here, even if the apartment has similar specifications.
It is common to sell or rent apartm - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
02 May '23 |
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IDA spends hundreds of millions buying and developing ‘strategic’ sites outside Dublin
IDA Ireland is now one of the biggest participants in the property market, selling dozens of older sites deemed surplus to requirements while building up a new portfolio of modern buildings that can b - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
02 May '23 |
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Reuben House aparthotel plan rejected after enforcement notice issued to landlord
The landlord, Marc Godart, who owns a large property portfolio, evicted tenants from Reuben House on Reuben Street in Dublin 8 last year. Mr Godart was issued with an enforcement notice in March by Du - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
02 May '23 |
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BNP Paribas Real Estate: Sharp drop in foreign investment in Irish property
US investors deployed €14.75m of capital in the first quarter, down from a 10-year quarterly average of €213m.
US investors purchased €8.7bn of offices, shops, warehouses, apartments, and ot - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
01 May '23 |
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Farmers face €100,000 bills under residential land tax plan
An analysis by the Irish Farmers Association estimates hundreds of its members could be hit by the zoned land tax, which will place a 3 per cent annual levy on the market value of around 25,000 acres - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
01 May '23 |
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‘A fairer approach to land management’ – new residential tax to replace vacant site levy
Landowners are being asked to review supplemental maps being published today and contact their local authority by June 1 if they think they should not be subject to tax.
The rezoned land tax (RZLT) - Subscribe |
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© The Times Ireland |
01 May '23 |
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What next for Dublin's shrinking office market?
Marlet's Shopping Office development on Sir John Rogerson's Quay was almost prelet when TikTok pulled out last August leaving Marlet having to change course. - Subscribe |
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© RTE |
01 May '23 |
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Housing Measures: What has changed and what impact will it have?
They include the abolition of development levies and water connection fees for a period of time, increases to grants available for vacant and derelict homes, and a commitment to reduce the price of co - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
01 May '23 |
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Owen Reilly opens a fourth branch, in Ballsbridge, Dublin 4
Owen Reilly is delighted to announce the official opening of the company’s newest branch located in Ballsbridge, Dublin 4 and managed by Reid Thomas. The new office, at 8 Merrion Road, will be t - Subscribe |
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