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DEAL: Corum secures the HSE as tenant for One Kilmainham Square
The HSE has agreed to take the lower ground floor of the building (1,070sq m) on a 10-year lease at a rent in the region of €29 per sq ft along with 10 basement car-parking spaces for €2,500 each. - Subscribe |
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13 May '21 |
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DEAL: TikTok agrees long-term lease on new Sorting Office at over €55 per sq ft t
While TikTok’s move to the city’s south docklands has yet to be formalised with the building’s owners, Mapletree Investments, the Chinese-headquartered social-media company is understood to have - Subscribe |
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13 May '21 |
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Tommy Hilfiger to close Grafton Street store
US fashion retailer exercises break option in lease 12 months early and pays €1.7m rent due. The retailer has occupied the premises at 13-14 Grafton Street since 2007. - Subscribe |
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13 May '21 |
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Cowen moves to limit planning board deliberations to 12 weeks
Mr Cowen said he could seek only to rectify An Bord Pleanála’s role. But he criticised An Taisce’s “threat of appeal on a point of law” following a judgment by the High Court to approve the j - Subscribe |
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12 May '21 |
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DEAL: Unit 1 Naas Enterprise Park office and warehouse unit sold for €775,000
Colliers secured €775,000 for Unit 1, a detached warehouse of 1,355sq m. The property, which was sold with vacant possession, comprises two-storey office accommodation to the front and a warehouse w - Subscribe |
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10 May '21 |
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Three appointments at Turley’s office
Karen Power has joined the planning and development consultancy as associate director in the Strategic Communications team and León Murray as senior planner - Subscribe |
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10 May '21 |
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QRE appoints five new surveyors
QRE has announced the appointment of five new chartered surveyors to its team nationally.
Jonathan Hillyer, David O’Malley and Stephen Mellon have joined the Agency and Investment Team and David - Subscribe |
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10 May '21 |
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Families put a premium on suburban living
The significant demand for predominantly suburban build-to-rent (BTR) apartment investments is from both consistently active investors mature to the asset class and a new trend of institutional invest - Subscribe |
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10 May '21 |
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Southern comfort as Cork market heats up
Cork’s investment market has seen increased activity with a number of retail and mixed-use properties coming to the market in recent weeks. About €30 million worth of properties were available in - Subscribe |
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10 May '21 |
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Michael Brennan: A plague on both your houses: Mullen Park is a warning to FF and FG
The spectre of the “teacher, the nurse and the guard” is behind the political furore about the sale of most of the Mullen Park estate to a global property investment fund.
These are the young p - Subscribe |
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10 May '21 |
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Aidan Regan: How to stop the rot? Don’t treat housing as a financial asset
There are many fantastic assumptions and myths in the study of economics that often make their way into public policy. One of these is that Real Estate Investment Trusts (Reits) are a great way to dem - Subscribe |
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10 May '21 |
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Kennedy Wilson collecting nearly $1,000 more in average rent here than in United States
New filings published by the US real estate firm, which has 2,067 rental units in Ireland, show the average monthly rent in its Irish residential portfolio is now $2,525 (€2,075) per unit. This is s - Subscribe |
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10 May '21 |
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Property funds outbid housing bodies by ‘up to €80k per home’
Investment funds have outbid affordable housing bodies (AHB) on more than 400 homes in the past four weeks, with offers of up to €80,000 more per unit, the Business Post has learned.
The revelati - Subscribe |
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10 May '21 |
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Generation rent is not buying the political excuses anymore
As would-be buyers are shut out and the political row over the bulk purchase of starter homes in Maynooth by a billion-dollar investment fund rolls on, the government is scrambling to ensure that it d - Subscribe |
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10 May '21 |
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Surveyors expect office and retail rents and values to fall: Commercial Property Monitor
The office and retail sectors of the Irish commercial property market are expected to see falls in both rents and capital values during the year while both prime and secondary industrial properties ar - Subscribe |
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10 May '21 |
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Paul McNeive: Make living in the city too good to be true – and solve the housing crisis
In order to generate an urban revival, government needs to introduce a new 10-year scheme, with a swathe of blunt and simple tax incentives, before it is too late. And so what if some developers and b - Subscribe |
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10 May '21 |
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What’s the future for shopping in Dublin city centre?
The council has established a City Recovery taskforce to help Dublin city reopen successfully.
Cóilín O’Reilly, director of services at the recovery group, said: “There have been discussions - Subscribe |
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10 May '21 |
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Rural land prices continue to soar as supply falls short of online buyers’ demand
Land prices continue to soar and the recent sale of a dispersed farm of 148ac in Co Offaly illustrates the stren gth of the market.
It made €1.255m at online auction, surpassing its guide of €9 - Subscribe |
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10 May '21 |
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Mark Keenan: It’s not the pandemic’s fault, it’s the policies and the politics we’ve got wrong
The true virus in our long-running housing crisis is the lopsided private-sector-first policies adopted by three successive governments and that continue to fail to bring truly affordable homes to ave - Subscribe |
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10 May '21 |
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Carraig Donn sets its sights on series of pop-up stores but confirms ‘two or three’ smaller outlets of chain’s 42 shops will close
“We would normally trade out of anything from 2,000-4,000 sq ft. We have two or three small shops, which would be under 1,000 sq ft.
“We will be closing those. This will more or less work itsel - Subscribe |
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