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29 Mar '21 |
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Five Guys’ auditors say pandemic has resulted in ‘material uncertainty’ for chain
Financial accounts for Five Guys burger chain, run by Dermot Desmond’s sons Brett, Ross and Derry, show the impact of the pandemic on their outlets in Dublin and Belfast. - Subscribe |
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29 Mar '21 |
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No tenant for key Ilac Centre store as retailers retreat from city centres
Shopping centre group Hammerson has warned Dublin City Council that its fruitless hunt for a tenant to replace H&M suggests an irreversible decline in retail - Subscribe |
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29 Mar '21 |
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David McWilliams: Stay away from the property market. It holds no value
Such a dysfunctional market creates panic-buying, where the fact of rising prices panics people into buying because they are understandably unnerved, thinking that if they don’t buy “something” - Subscribe |
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29 Mar '21 |
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Glenveagh selected by Fingal County Council to deliver 1,200 new homes
The development of the 79-acre site at Ballymastone is expected to get underway once the easing of the Government’s Covid-19 restrictions allow, with the delivery of the first phase of homes expecte - Subscribe |
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29 Mar '21 |
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Ballymore makes two appointments to its senior leadership team
Patrick Phelan has been appointed to a new role of managing director Ireland, while Linda Mulryan-Condron has taken up the new post of deputy managing director. Ms Mulryan-Condron is a daughter of Sea - Subscribe |
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29 Mar '21 |
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What is the future for fast-track planning rules?
It is open to Cairn to change its plans in a new application to the board in the hope of appeasing its opponents. But a constitutional challenge can still go ahead if the next iteration of the company - Subscribe |
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29 Mar '21 |
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Publican’s plan for apartment scheme will create ‘Goatshattan’ say residents
Mr Chawke is seeking fast-track permission from An Bord Pleanála for a €186 million development of 299 apartments, a 22-bedroom hotel, shops and childcare facilities, along with the renovation and - Subscribe |
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29 Mar '21 |
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Estate agents will play vital role in the two-tier recovery which is bound to follow pandemic, says McAteer
When appointing an estate agent, he says the insolvency practitioner must have absolute trust in the agent’s expertise in the particular sector.
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29 Mar '21 |
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Builders set to work on 2,000 homes if they get green light
Builders are ready to begin work on 113 sites that will provide almost 2,000 homes, if they get the green light on April 5, according to data from Construction Information Services (CIS) which tracks - Subscribe |
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27 Mar '21 |
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Estate agent seek cash buyers for properties with potential fire defects
An Irish Times investigation running since December 2018 has uncovered defects in 33 developments comprising more than 2,100 apartments in the State. - Subscribe |
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26 Mar '21 |
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MKN Group to build 15-storey hotel and 88 apartments in East Wall
The proposal, put forward by private developers MKN Property Group, will see two existing motor showroom outlets demolished and a mixed-use scheme, developed in three blocks, built in its place. - Subscribe |
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26 Mar '21 |
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Quintain gets green light for further 168 new homes at Cherrywood
Quintain Ireland has received planning permission from Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Council for a further 168 new homes at its Cherrywood Village development in south Dublin. - Subscribe |
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26 Mar '21 |
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Planning board consents to quashing permission for Cairn’s RTÉ site plan
An Bord Pleanála has consented to a High Court order quashing its permission for Cairn Homes to build 614 residential units on former RTÉ lands in Dublin 4. - Subscribe |
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26 Mar '21 |
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Hines to seek permission for 403 new homes in Dublin 8, final phase of Player Wills and Bailey Gibson site
The planned scheme will be distributed across four blocks ranging in height from three to 16 storeys and comprise 40 studios, 247 one-bedroom apartments, 107 two-bedroom apartments and nine two-bedroo - Subscribe |
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24 Mar '21 |
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Appeals board rejects council’s proposals to limit docklands height increases
An Bord Pleanála has thrown out Dublin City Council’s proposals to permit only modest height increases in tower blocks for a strategic site in Dublin’s Docklands. - Subscribe |
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24 Mar '21 |
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DEAL: Diligent selects Bonham Quay as location for new European office
Diligent’s new office forms part of the wider 370,000sq ft (34,374sq m) Bonham Quay campus being constructed by developer Gerry Barrett’s Edward Capital. Upon completion, the scheme will comprise - Subscribe |
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24 Mar '21 |
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DEAL: Union Investment pays over €200m for 435 Dublin apartments
The German investor Union Investment has paid over €200 million to acquire 435 apartments and a health centre being developed by Sean Mulryan’s Ballymore Group at Royal Canal Park in Ashtown, Dubl - Subscribe |
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24 Mar '21 |
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Residential Tenancies Board October to December: Rents nationally grew by 2.7 per cent in 2020
The RTB’s latest rent index covering the months between October to December was down 0.8 per cent quarter on quarter, however, suggesting rents in the capital may now be falling. - Subscribe |
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23 Mar '21 |
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Yew Grove aims to add €100m to its asset portfolio this year
“The rent we signed at was 16pc higher than what the valuers said the market rent was, now to me that is because they are being very conservative on their views. We knew we were going to get that so - Subscribe |
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23 Mar '21 |
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WeWork tells investors it lost €2.7bn last year as it woos them for Spac deal
WeWork is once again pitching itself to investors not as a conventional bricks and mortar landlord but as a high-tech platform, as it did in 2019. The documents seen by the FT describe the business as - Subscribe |
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