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10 May '19 |
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10,000 Ulster customers could cut mortgage rate
Ulster Bank management, including chief executive Jane Howard, told the Oireachtas finance committee that of its ?16.1bn mortgage loans book, trackers account for 59%, or ?9.4bn, total variable ra - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
10 May '19 |
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DEAL: Demand for offices helps boost rent and deals in Sandyford
Corrig Court and Silverstone House are being sold by Irish firm McGarrell Reilly Group, which is reported to have bought them for about ?15 million in 2015 and subsequently invested in their upgrade - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
10 May '19 |
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Vulture fund agrees mortgage-to-rent deal
The fund Promontoria is working with Home for Life to offer those at risk of losing their homes the option of signing up for the State's mortgage-to-rent scheme.
This development contradicts claims - Subscribe |
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10 May '19 |
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Sherry FitzGerald: Property prices hit ceiling as loan limits cool market
View the presentation on YouTube here >>> "These large increases still come from a low base and the housing supply deficit is still cavernous." - Subscribe |
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09 May '19 |
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[NEED TIMES SUB] Tom McEnaney: Remove politics from housing crisis
The pressure on elected politicians to oppose individual developments, or social housing provision, or public transport infrastructure that impinges on existing properties, does not sit well with the - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
09 May '19 |
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Paul McNeive: 'State's fingerprints are all over the rental crisis'
At the root of the whole problem here is the State's failure to build enough social housing. To solve our housing and rental crisis, the Government has to boost housing supply, from the bottom of the - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
09 May '19 |
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The Government has already introduced many measures that benefit developers
O??Flynn used fast-track planning procedures to help speed up the planning process for large-scale projects during the housing crisis. Yet he continues to be unhappy at the lack of progress being mad - Subscribe |
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09 May '19 |
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PTSB new lending rises 25% in first quarter to ?300m
Permanent TSB (PTSB) said on Thursday that its new lending rose by 25 per cent in the first quarter to ?300 million, as its share of new business in mortgages beat the wider market.
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© Irish Independent |
08 May '19 |
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Buying a home 'harder than ever', majority of people believe
Some 65pc of people surveyed by iReach for insurer Royal London said it is now ??harder than ever? to buy a home.
It comes as new buyers are being elbowed out of the market by the State buying n - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
08 May '19 |
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DEAL: Michael Looney's Carysfort Capital pays ?34m for portfolio of 102 houses at St Edmund??s in Palmerstown
The proceeds of the off-market deal, which was brokered by DNG, were shared between the portfolio??s developer, Martin Lydon??s Grandbrind, and Nama on foot of a licence agreement struck between the - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
08 May '19 |
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DEVELOPMENT DEAL: Cosgraves' The Dublin Loft Company secures half-acre site on James Street in Dublin 8 for about ?6.5m through CBRE
The site, located at 180, 182, 183 and 184 James Street is likely to be developed into a 149-unit aparthotel, planning permission for which was secured by the vendor, Mullins Investments - Subscribe |
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07 May '19 |
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Karl Deeter: We have strongly held views about housing - but we won't pull the trigger. So nothing gets done.
We want social housing (but please don??t build it next to me). Seriously, without more social housing we are on a road to nowhere (but don??t do like they do in other countries where this is achiev - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
07 May '19 |
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Ronan and joint-venture partner Colony Capital secures ?478m in loans for flagships
The development loans will be used to support the development of Fibonacci Square in Ballsbridge, formerly AIB's headquarters, and Spencer Place in the Dublin Docklands. Ronan's deal to lease Fibonacc - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
07 May '19 |
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'Johnny Ronan's hanging gardens more akin to Manhattan,' says mayor
The 'Project Waterfront' plan, with a 50/50 split between residential and commercial development, is almost twice the height of his 22-storey Tara Street development, which was given the go-ahead by A - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
07 May '19 |
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Kennedy Wilson seals Capital Dock retail deals
Mary Ricks: "We're making excellent progress on the 26,000 square feet retail component where we have leased or are in lease negotiations on almost all the space, bringing top artisanal food and bever - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
07 May '19 |
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Revealed: One in five new-build homes is now being snapped up by State
Lorcan Sirr has dubbed the State's actions as akin to that of a magpie. The Department of Housing claims it is buying homes offered by investment funds that are not normally offered on the open market - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
07 May '19 |
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Cuckoo funds make more in Dublin than Los Angeles
Kennedy Wilson aims to more than double the number of apartments it controls in Dublin to 5,000 as a ??rental philosophy? evolves in the city.
And the company has revealed the more than 2,000 ap - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 May '19 |
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John Mark McCafferty of Threshold: The PRS is unable to provide social housing sufficiently plentiful or affordable and secure.
Relying on ever more complex and expensive schemes to engineer the private rented market does not and will not work. HAP must be reviewed and reformed to meet the needs of tenants and reflect the priv - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 May '19 |
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Parnell Square redevelopment will cost double original estimate
The development is expected to cost about ?110 million ?? almost double its original estimate ?? with Dublin City Council footing up to of 45 per cent of the bill and the rest of the cost to be fu - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 May '19 |
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Commuters priced out of capital excluded from Dublin housing scheme
Workers with jobs based as far from the capital as Mullingar, Tullamore, Dundalk, or Gorey could be eligible to buy discounted homes in Dublin, under new affordable housing plans. - Subscribe |
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