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25 May '22 |
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DEAL: Private Irish investor acquires 47 Merrion Square for €5.69m through Colliers
Number 47 Merrion Square and its associated mews at 47 Stephen’s Place are occupied in their entirety by NewsWhip Media Ltd under two coterminous leases, with 3.7 years unexpired. In annual rent 47 - Subscribe |
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25 May '22 |
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DEAL: The Star Stone Property Group pays €12.5m for High Street Ashbourne
The price paid represents a 9 per cent premium on the €11.5 million price that agent Cushman & Wakefield had been guiding when it offered the investment to the market in May of last year. The scheme - Subscribe |
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25 May '22 |
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Over 700 objections lodged against €466m Dundrum apartment ‘concrete jungle’
The controversial “fast track” scheme by subsidiary of the UK property group, Dundrum Retail GP DAC, includes a “landmark” 16-storey apartment block at the northernmost point of the site. - Subscribe |
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25 May '22 |
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Planning regulator declines council invite to discuss build-to-rent orders
Owen Keegan said the “over-dominance” of BTR schemes in Dublin has become “unsustainable” with the potential to have “significant long-term adverse impacts on the housing needs of the city - Subscribe |
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24 May '22 |
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Limited risk of another housing bubble in Ireland, says European Commission
The economy requires major intervention to become more sustainable and bring down net greenhouse gas emissions per capita that are 80 per cent higher than the EU average, “which will require signifi - Subscribe |
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23 May '22 |
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Demand continues to grow for flexible office space
The latest Colliers report on the flexible office market, entitled Flexpansion 2021, suggests that occupiers can expect to see an increase in location choices and enhanced specification in the flexibl - Subscribe |
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23 May '22 |
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Where it’s at: Do your homework on your new house’s location
What separates a house from a home is location. If you’re looking for a place to call home, serious research on your new location is worthwhile - Subscribe |
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23 May '22 |
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An Bord Pleanála’s Hyde inquiry to focus on 200 planning cases
An Bord Pleanála’s internal investigation into planning decisions made by Paul Hyde, the deputy chairman of the authority, will be focused on up to 200 cases amid growing political pressure to revi - Subscribe |
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23 May '22 |
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Buyers can flip state-backed apartments and keep profits
A clause in the new €450 million state subsidy plan for developers will allow people who purchase apartments through the scheme to pocket as much as 80 per cent of any profit from a quick resale if - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
23 May '22 |
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Fearghal O'Connor: State is likely to need twice the 30,000 target of new homes a year, Nama warns
To reduce the quantum of land zonings to reflect such a reduction would result in serviced land being unavailable for development which is not in the public interest, particularly at a time of surging - Subscribe |
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23 May '22 |
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Gabrielle Monaghan: Could property have a soft landing this time around?
The past 12 months have proved a nightmare for would-be first-time buyers, with the housing market heating up at a rate not seen for more than half a decade... Is history repeating itself, with anothe - Subscribe |
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23 May '22 |
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Conor Skehan: Why house prices will rise at slower pace for two more years
Interest rates will double, if not treble, while there will be increasing housing stock availability (mostly to rent), as well as declining discretionary spending capacity due to inflation.Here in Ire - Subscribe |
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23 May '22 |
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High demand for Avant mortgages is leading to delays
It is understood that several lenders are currently experiencing delays at various stages of the mortgage process due to high demand from home buyers and switchers, in addition to staffing shortages. - Subscribe |
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23 May '22 |
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Nama clashes with Fingal council over lands with space for up to 7,000 new homes
The State-owned “bad bank” has urged the county council to abandon moves to delay developing the Dunsink lands for the rest of the 2020s by placing them in Fingal’s long-term strategic property - Subscribe |
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23 May '22 |
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Tax on estimated 137,000 vacant homes to be recommended by Oireachtas committee
The report from the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Housing has said the Government should consider increasing the proposed zoned land tax beyond 3 per cent, “particularly given the current inflationa - Subscribe |
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22 May '22 |
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Chancerygate and Bridges Fund Management to speculatively develop 14 logistics and warehouse units on Swords Road in Santry
All the units will be available leasehold and once complete, the development will have a gross development value of around €35m.
Careys previously used the site for office accommodation and civil - Subscribe |
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22 May '22 |
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Sonder Holdings avoids short-term lets rule with 14-day minimum stays
It has recently contracted for a further 91 “units” in the Dublin 1 area, according to a recent statement from the multinational, whose shares are quoted on the New York Stock Exchange.
The lat - Subscribe |
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22 May '22 |
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Nearly 20,000 homes in Dublin on hold due to lack of water supply
Tom Parlon, director general of the Construction Industry Federation (CIF), said Irish Water doesn’t have the capacity to connect new housing estates to water systems. - Subscribe |
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22 May '22 |
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Very few Irish people are buying new apartments. Is it because they can’t – or won’t?
Ken MacDonald, managing director at Hooke & MacDonald, says that the private demand for apartments could potentially be “a very large cohort of people”. But points to the aforementioned costs as - Subscribe |
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21 May '22 |
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DEAL: Poly selects Galway’s Crown Square for EMEA centre of excellence
Poly’s new office forms part of the wider Crown Square campus which is being delivered by developer Padraic Rhatigan’s company, the Rhatigan Group. Upon completion, the scheme will comprise some 4 - Subscribe |
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