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19 May '19 |
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CBRE New Report - The Case For Cork - Rationale for investing In Ireland's second city
CBRE have released a comprehensive new report focussing on the unique attributes of Ireland??s second largest city Cork, which is fast gaining prominence and generating interest from occupiers &a - Subscribe |
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19 May '19 |
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Anger from heritage campaigners as 19th-century distillery building is knocked down
Property firm Linders of Smithfield was granted planning permission by Dublin City Council in 2016 but had to keep the limestone facade. Office space will be developed within the 20,000 square metre t - Subscribe |
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19 May '19 |
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Dan O'Brien: 'The worst of the housing crisis is over'
There appears to be a reluctance to believe that housing problems can be solved. This pessimism has even pervaded some expert quarters. This may be because our public discourse tends towards pessimism - Subscribe |
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19 May '19 |
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BoI approves ?750m funding to build thousands of new homes
Business banking chief Michael Lauhoff: "A site to be acquired to go into planning permission - that's not within our appetite and we do see that as equity risk. There is a strong appetite out there, - Subscribe |
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19 May '19 |
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Sean Dunne claims Nama forced his improving business into receivership
Sean Dunne has testified in his American civil trial that he was making real progress turning around his troubled property empire when the National Asset Management Agency (Nama) abruptly put his comp - Subscribe |
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19 May '19 |
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Savills scales back Dublin residential property business
In a statement, employees were told that the company is reviewing its branch network with a view to consolidating all residential operations at its head office on Dublin??s Molesworth Street. - Subscribe |
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17 May '19 |
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Weaver Park, Dublin 8 selected as overall winner of the 2019 ??ULI Excellence in Placemaking?? awards
CBRE and the Urban Land Institute (ULI) yesterday evening held an event in the capital to announce the winners of the inaugural ??ULI Excellence in Placemaking?? awards. The awards were esta - Subscribe |
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17 May '19 |
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House prices threatened by global weather shift
Sharon Donnery said more extreme weather caused by climate change could result in a collective withdrawal of insurers from ??covering risks that they consider uninsurable?. - Subscribe |
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17 May '19 |
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Delighted and relieved to announce that we now have a state-of-the-art Solid State Drive as the new home for PropertyWeek.ie, website & databases.The migration seems to have gone smoothly this mor - Subscribe |
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17 May '19 |
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New KBC Bank chief says he's ??comfortable?? with Irish share of mortgage market
Peter Roebben, who took up the chief executive post in recent weeks, said the bank added ?216m in lending in the first three months, up 9% from a year earlier, helping to preserve its share of the I - Subscribe |
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17 May '19 |
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Wynn??s Hotel on Dublin??s Abbey Street gets permission for two-storey extension and revamp
An Bord Pleanála gave the go-ahead for a two-storey extension despite the board??s own inspector recommending refusal after concluding that the development would be contrary to the proper planning a - Subscribe |
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17 May '19 |
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PORTFOLIO DEAL: Henley Bartra pays ?125m for Dublin and Cork properties
A 34,281 sqm portfolio comprising 11 buildings, development sites and car parks in Citywest & 13,006 sqm in Cork occupied by a wide cross-section of the tech, telecoms, consumer and pharmaceutical sec - Subscribe |
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17 May '19 |
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Dundrum Town Centre owners oppose Carrickmines retail development
Last month, Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown council gave the green light for the 83,996sq m development which includes two supermarkets, 130 residential units and a seven- to eight-screen cinema. - Subscribe |
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16 May '19 |
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Douglas Newman Good seeking office administrator in Terenure
DNG are seeking a professional and motivated administrator/receptionist for our flag ship office in Terenure. You will work in collaboration with the sales team handling enquiries, booking appointment - Subscribe |
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16 May '19 |
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Deals and upgrade developments to raise the tone of Temple Bar
A new record rent of ?1m for food and beverage accommodation has been agreed by international entrepreneur Zafar Shah for the ninth and tenth top storeys known as Rooftop Central Plaza, at the redev - Subscribe |
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16 May '19 |
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Positive outlook for rents and prices but one in four says market has peaked: RICS
Although the majority continue to sense the Irish market is in some stage of an upturn, 28pc feel it has reached a peak. Conducted in conjunction with the SCSI, the Q1 2019 Ireland Commercial Monitor - Subscribe |
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16 May '19 |
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Paul McNeive: 'Check everything - the new, old world of valuations'
The huge growth in the private rented sector (PRS) is producing some big-ticket valuation work, either for the fund acquiring or for a bank if debt is being raised. There is still an amount of Nama-re - Subscribe |
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16 May '19 |
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Richard Barrett's Bartra eyes up co-living option for Bradys pub site
The Bradys site is one of four which Bartra has considered for co-living. Bartra's portfolio also includes commercial and leisure properties, as well as other types of residential assets. - Subscribe |
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16 May '19 |
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HOTEL DEAL: European investor to acquire Dublin??s Conrad Hotel for ?118m
The sale of Dublin??s five-star Conrad Hotel is expected to be concluded shortly for around ?118 million.
The hotel??s current owners have entered into exclusive talks with European hotel inves - Subscribe |
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16 May '19 |
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Residential prices return to tentative growth in March: Central Statistics Office
Goodbody chief economist Dermot O??Leary said the increase in stock for sale suggested prices may remain flat over the ??coming period?. Over the medium term, however, ??upward pressure on prices - Subscribe |
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