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16 May '24 |
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Housing starts surge to almost 18,000 in April: Goodbody Stockbrokers
The company’s analysis of the Building Control Management System indicated that there were 17,600 residential units commenced last month. That raises the total for the 12 months to April to more tha - Subscribe |
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16 May '24 |
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DEAL: UK developer acquires Independent House on Middle Abbey Street for student accommodation in €8m deal
While the value of the deal for Independent House has not been disclosed, The Irish Times understands the company paid fashion retailer Penneys about €8 million to secure ownership of the onetime ho - Subscribe |
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16 May '24 |
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An Bord Pleanala approves scaled-back Glenageary development
An Bord Pleanála has given approval for a scaled-down version of a mixed-use scheme Keith Craddock’s Redrock was proposing for Glenageary in south Dublin. for 138 apartments units in blocks up to s - Subscribe |
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16 May '24 |
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Developer fails in bid to save one of two planning permissions for 208 apartments in Kimmage
Opposing the application was developer 1 Terenure Land Limited, a subsidiary of Lioncor Developments. It has a second, more recent alternative planning permission for a “large-scale residential deve - Subscribe |
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09 May '24 |
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David W Higgins: Who is to blame if it suits landlords to leave homes empty?
The country’s foremost financial planner took to Instagram on Thursday to tell his followers that for a handful of his clients with rental property, he’s obliged to advise them that the best finan - Subscribe |
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09 May '24 |
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Property developer KC Capital sues Keegan Quarries Ltd over Greenside Building concrete
KC Capital says the cost of removing the allegedly defective concrete is some €9 million and its total loss and damage is €13 million. Keegan denies any wrongdoing and claims if there was any defe - Subscribe |
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09 May '24 |
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Most Irish home buyers expect property prices to keep rising
Almost half of respondents are not waiting for an interest rate cut before buying, according to research among 2,223 registered users of property website MyHome.ie. - Subscribe |
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09 May '24 |
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Surge in new office space in Dublin despite rise in vacancy rates
Headline rents for prime offices are stuck on €670 per sq m since 2022, but inflation has reduced the value of this by 7.3 per cent since then. “So in real terms rents are under pressure even at t - Subscribe |
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09 May '24 |
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Willie Dowling joins the offices team at Colliers
After 27 years and four months spent working for CBRE and its predecessor in Ireland, Gunne Commercial, Willie Dowling has made the move to Colliers to take up the role of director and to join the fir - Subscribe |
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09 May '24 |
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Dublin landlord ordered to pay almost €12,000 to tenant after overcharging in rent pressure zone
The landlord was found to be in breach of their obligations by a Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) tribunal after charging the tenant €1,400 per month for a property in Finglas.
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09 May '24 |
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Inside Business podcast: Does Dublin have a problem with vacant offices?
In part one John McCartney, Director of Research at BNP Paribas Real Estate Ireland, discusses a significant surge in Dublin’s office vacancies. In part two economics columnist Cliff Taylor looks at - Subscribe |
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08 May '24 |
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Colm Lauder: Investment property market re-pricing continues as big transactions set to test the market
The UK investment property market, especially in London, may have shown some tentative signs of progress in the latest valuation data for the end of March 2024, but the Irish market looks to still hav - Subscribe |
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08 May '24 |
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Copying Scotland’s system for house sales would reduce costs here, says property expert
The proposal would legislate sellers to provide surveys, valuations and questionnaires on a property’s condition before any sale. In Scotland, these can be made available online to minimise time spe - Subscribe |
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08 May '24 |
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Rent caps ‘impeding’ Ireland’s ability to attract property investment
Speaking at the Glenveagh AGM Stephen Garvey, the property developer’s chief executive, questioned whether the caps were the having the desired effect - Subscribe |
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08 May '24 |
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‘Out of control’ Wicklow rents third highest in the country for new and existing tenants
The newly released RTB report shows that the standardised average rent for new Wicklow tenancies in the fourth quarter of last year was €1,552, just behind Dublin (€2,098), Kildare (€1,633), wit - Subscribe |
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08 May '24 |
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In today’s Ireland, the rich live in houses that were built for the poor
Quite apart from the societal effect of pushing poor people out of their old neighbourhoods, funnelling so much money via mortgages into housing has reversed the inventive structure of our economy. - Subscribe |
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06 May '24 |
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Dublin City Council will miss out on €8m in planning contributions as Workday axes new HQ plans at Grangegorman
The US financial management software company has secured planning permission for the EMEA headquarters on Dublin’s northside – almost two weeks after announcing it was not going to proceed with th - Subscribe |
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02 May '24 |
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Paul McNeive: Sustainability is moving centre stage in property valuations
The sustainability of a building, or its environmental, social and governance (ESG) credentials was driven to the top of the property agenda by the requirements of tenants. Developers and investors re - Subscribe |
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02 May '24 |
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DEAL: Loyola sells The Greedy Eagle in Glasthule for €4m
Loyola Group, the hospitality business, has sold The Greedy Eagle gastro pub in the heart of Glasthule village, in south Dublin, for around €4m to Donegal businessman Paddy Doherty. - Subscribe |
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02 May '24 |
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MSCI/SCSI: Value of 1970s-era offices falls 18pc in a year but retail assets revive
The pace of decline in Irish commercial property values slowed in the first quarter of this year. However the retail warehouse sector outperformed the market with a 0.74pc increase in values.
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