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12 Jul '19 |
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Two in five tenants in rent pressure zones faced increase above 4pc cap
While the bulk of tenants living in RPZs saw their rents increase by between 2.4pc and 3pc a year between the last quarter of 2016 and the third quarter of 2018, "the growth rates are still above 4pc" - Subscribe |
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12 Jul '19 |
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Custom House Quay in Cork to host Ireland’s tallest building
The overall development will offer a programme of cultural events, retail, food and beverage businesses, office space and recreational areas which will be fully accessible to the public, in an effort - Subscribe |
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12 Jul '19 |
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Cairn Homes group finance director to step down
In a note to investors on Friday, the company said Tim Kenny would continue to work closely with chief executive Michael Stanley and his management colleagues on a number of key projects over the comi - Subscribe |
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12 Jul '19 |
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SITE DEAL: Cherrywood site that could provide 2,600 homes is bought by Lone Star for over €120m
An affiliate of US private equity group Lone Star has completed the purchase of almost 118 acres of development land and parks in Cherrywood in south Dublin from investment firms Hines and King Street - Subscribe |
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12 Jul '19 |
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Hard Brexit could hit Irish house prices, Central Bank warns
A Financial Stability Review, published on Thursday, said that while house prices in the Republic “on average are around what would be expected” given the state of the economy, they “exceed hist - Subscribe |
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12 Jul '19 |
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State lost ‘tens of millions’ on ‘train crash’ lease deal for Garda buildings
The State has lost “tens of millions of euro” on a “train crash” property deal for the Garda buildings at Harcourt Square, according to an Office of Public Works (OPW) official who worked on t - Subscribe |
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11 Jul '19 |
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Paul McNeive: 'Co-living' off to rocky start through lack of education
Planner John Downey says that planning regulations here should require developers of offices to also provide a proportion of co-living space or build-to-rent apartments. "If the yield from offices is - Subscribe |
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11 Jul '19 |
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DEAL: 51-54 Pearse Street and Magennis Court in Dublin 2 sold for €27.2m
51-54 Pearse Street, extends to 25,619 sq ft and combines a refurbished Georgian building to the front with a modern six-storey office block. It is let to Henry J Lyons Architects and Aquacomms. Also - Subscribe |
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11 Jul '19 |
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'Monolithic': Council puts brakes on plans for 66 Dublin apartments from Lioncor Developments, a joint venture between Alanis Capital and Oaktree Capital
The National Transport Authority (NTA) told the council that the proposed development would be premature, given that the agency's plans will probably require the future acquisition of part of the site - Subscribe |
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11 Jul '19 |
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Lagan Investments takes 10% stake in Property Bridges
Founded last September, Property Bridges has developed a software platform that connects investors with experienced developers. It is seeking to bring liquidity to the development sector by encouragin - Subscribe |
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11 Jul '19 |
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Player Wills site could fit up to 1,400 dwellings, developer says
Hines “We will submit planning later in the year and, barring delays, we could start building by early next year. We could see first new homes available to rent and buy as early as 2022,” - Subscribe |
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11 Jul '19 |
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Goodman builds stake in Green Reit as it courts bidders
Stock exchange filings show that an investment company controlled by the businessman’s family, Vevan Unlimited, had accumulated a 2.14 per cent stake, valued at €27.3 million, by Tuesday. Vevan di - Subscribe |
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11 Jul '19 |
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Permission obtained by Cairn Homes for over 220 homes at Chesterfield House in Blackrock quashed by High Court
Southwood Park Residents Association took judicial review proceedings against An Bord Pleanála’s decision to grant Cairn Homes permission for 214 apartments and seven houses on the grounds of Chest - Subscribe |
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10 Jul '19 |
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See all the PRICE CHANGES or the SALE AGREED deals or SOLD properties in your market
Are you fully up to speed with changes happening on a daily basis in your market areas? Are you keeping your vendors up to date with the latest market conditions? - Subscribe |
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10 Jul '19 |
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Knight Frank: First half of 2019 sees Dublin office market record highest ever take-up
Declan O’Reilly, said: “The office market is in a very good place at the moment, with robust occupier demand being facilitated by a dynamic construction market which is delivering the new office s - Subscribe |
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10 Jul '19 |
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MIXED-USE DEAL: Sale of landmark Brady’s pharmacy building at 12 Camden Street Upper secures more than €1.2m
A landmark mixed-use investment property at the junction of Camden Street and Harrington Street in Dublin has been sold for a figure understood to be in excess of €1.2 million. - Subscribe |
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10 Jul '19 |
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PRS: German fund, Patrizia AG, pays €100m for Marlet’s Mount Argus Build-to-Rent apartment scheme of 179 units
The German fund, Patrizia AG, has agreed to pay about €100 million to acquire 179 apartments being developed by the Marlet Property Group at Mount Argus in Harold’s Cross, Dublin 6W. - Subscribe |
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10 Jul '19 |
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RETAIL DEAL: Iput buy Mahon Point Retail Park for €56 million and Davy acquire CastleWest Shopping Centre, Ballincollig for estimated €22 million.
Iput cited Cork’s expected growth as one of its key motivations for investing in the retail park. The fund stated that the population of Cork is set to almost treble under the combination of the Nat - Subscribe |
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09 Jul '19 |
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Plans for 4,500 homes in south Dublin under €1bn investment plan
Approximately 280 hectares of land at Clonburris, to the east of Adamstown along the Dublin-Kildare railway line, has been designated a strategic development zone (SDZ) which will eventually accommoda - Subscribe |
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09 Jul '19 |
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Institutional investors: villains or heroes of housing woes? – Cantillon
While it’s correct to say institutional investors only command a minority stake in the market they are, however, buying up much of new stock, suggesting their influence is bigger than the data sugge - Subscribe |
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