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Our NEWS section is the most comprehensive publication on the business of property in Ireland, keeping our trade readers fully informed on all developments in the property business and among their competitors.

It gathers together in one place all reports on the market, and goes into much greater detail than does the consumer press on trade issues of interest to estate agents, developers and other property professionals. It summarises property stories from the media, and provides handy links to the full stories. Occasional indepth features and opinion pieces for a fully developed online property magazine. It also acts as a searchable archive of all property matters down the years.

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© The Irish Times 30 Apr '19

Woman challenges ?130m home Tudor Homes development in the Cherrywood Strategic Development Zone

Among her claims are the council gave no, or inadequate, reasons for its decision. She also claims the council wrongly confined itself to a consideration of whether the development was consistent with -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 30 Apr '19

Dublin City Council has opted not to acquire units for social housing at three new docklands developments

The three developments are 6 Hanover Quay, Boland??s Mill and 8 Hanover Quay. The council has instead decided to acquire cheaper units at alternative sites in the city as its plans for social integra -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 29 Apr '19

Fallon & Byrne to open in Dublin's Connolly Station

Fallon & Byrne will open a ??grab-and-go? food outlet in Connolly Station over the coming months. It is understood that the group have ambitious plans for expansion. A spokeswoman said it will be -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 29 Apr '19

People paying a staggering ?129k more to live near Dart and Luas stops in Dublin

Daft.ie's Light Rail House Price report, released today, shows buyers are paying 34pc more for properties close to Dart and Luas links. The average asking price in Dublin is ?383,000 but this rises -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 29 Apr '19

Claire Murphy: 'Bulk sales and build-to-rent crucifying potential buyers'

We overheard one of the estate agents say to another: "How many have you sold today? I've just sold eight together there." It's easy to appreciate why developers prefer bulk selling over individual sa -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 29 Apr '19

Buyers locked out as 'cuckoo funds' snap up 2,800 apartments in capital

Developers are planning to build at least 2,800 build-to-rent apartments in Dublin city alone, according to an analysis of applications lodged since the beginning of the year, for Dublin city centre, -  Subscribe
© Business Post 28 Apr '19

[NEEDS SBP SUB] Ronan rapped over vacant D4 property Leeson Street site is listed on idle register

Dublin City Council has moved to reprimand high-profile developer Johnny Ronan for sitting on vacant land at the corner of Appian Way and Upper Leeson Street that is prime for housing -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 28 Apr '19

People looking to come home to Ireland cannot afford Dublin

Des O??Malley, head of countrywide at Sherry FitzGerald, said more and more people were looking outside of Dublin, given prices in the capital: ??Many people come over and look at Dublin. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 28 Apr '19

Nine-storey tower proposed for Glasnevin housing estate

Kieran Gannon??s Scanron is in the process of building an estate of luxury houses called Daneswell, costing up to ?1.25 million, on the site of the former Smurfit printworks on Botanic Road. Howeve -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 28 Apr '19

Ronan plans ?350m residential development for Docklands

Johnny Ronan has unveiled plans for a ?350 million residential development in Dublin??s Docklands. The 576-residential unit development for Spencer Dock is the developer??s largest foray into the -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 28 Apr '19

Tall stories: Most Dubliners in favour of bigger buildings

That is according to a new survey commissioned by Spencer Place Development Company, a joint venture between Johnny Ronan??s Ronan Group Real Estate and Colony Capital. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 28 Apr '19

BGF-backed nursing home group buys 79-bed Maynooth Lodge

Nursing home group Brindley Healthcare, which secured a ?10 million investment earlier this year from UK venture capital firm Business Growth Fund, has added to its portfolio with the purchase of a -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 26 Apr '19

Home near good transport links adds more than ?15,000 in value

Property development financiers Lotus Investment Group said people significantly underestimate how much more buyers will pay for houses and apartments close to major transport routes. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 26 Apr '19

Office market investment tops ?275.5m in opening quarter: Cushman & Wakefield

Some ?2.5 billion will likely be invested in the commercial property sector this year. That is down from ?3.2 billion in 2018, according to Cushman & Wakefield. However, its forecast figure cou -  Subscribe
© The Property Week 26 Apr '19

Hooke & MacDonald Q1 2019 PRS Investment Report

HOOKE & MACDONALD'S MARKET REVIEW There were only 1,766 apartments built in Dublin in 2018, 54% of them (956) in Dublin City Council area, 33% (575) in Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown, 12% (207) -  Subscribe
© The Property Week 26 Apr '19

Good growth in mortgage drawdown activity as well as in approvals activity: BPFI

Commenting on these latest figures, BPFI??s Director Public Affairs, Felix O??Regan, stated: ??The number and value of mortgages actually drawn down by borrowers during Q1 2019 show good growth on -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 26 Apr '19

Plan for vertical extension to Grand Canal Quay office block, Malt House South, put on hold

This follows Dublin City Council telling Denis O'Brien-linked, Jepview Ltd that the planned five floor vertical extension to make Malt House South a nine storey building on Grand Canal Quay ??may be -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 26 Apr '19

Fallon & Byrne seeks investors as it looks to double in size

It is planning a large extension at its city centre flagship and a new retail outlet at Connolly railway station in Dublin, which may set the template for a wider retail rollout. -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 25 Apr '19

Ambitious industry leaders set their sights on building a greener future

Pat Barry, CEO of the Irish Green Building Council, said: "The new nZEB standard is a step in the right direction for commercial buildings. But it is not enough to fully decarbonise our built environm -  Subscribe
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