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06 Jun '19 |
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BidX1's recent auction generates €21.4m from sale of 133 properties
The highest price was achieved by a commercial investment property on Main Street, Celbridge, Co Kildare, which sold for €850,000 - €100,000 over its €750,000 guide price. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
06 Jun '19 |
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McNamara firm repays financing from alternative lender Castlehaven
"A company owned by boomtime builder Bernard McNamara has repaid finance that it had secured from Dublin-based alternative property lender Castlehaven Finance. The facility had been secured against la - Subscribe |
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06 Jun '19 |
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Range of solutions and stakeholders needed to resolve housing needs: BPFI Housing Market Monitor
Ali Uğur, Chief Economist, BPFI, highlights the decline in residential individual investors in recent years during which time there has been a shift to the participation of institutional investors in - Subscribe |
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06 Jun '19 |
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Charlie Weston: Cuckoos are increasing dominance of market, now accused of pushing out buy-to-let investors
"We have seen increased activity by the non-household sector which includes companies such as pension funds, specialist private rental firms and real estate investment trusts (Reits) in the domestic r - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
06 Jun '19 |
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Quarter of 120 new luxury units in Opus building on Hanover Quay already let
Opus launches 120 apartments to rental market this week (2-beds expected to cost €3,700 per month), and Michael Looney, managing director of Carysfort Capital, says a quarter of the units have alrea - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
05 Jun '19 |
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City residents object to Google's plan to add shop, restaurant and café units to Boland's Quay
Google has applied to change the use of the ground floors of the towers from office use to shop, restaurant and café units. Six households on Barrow Street have lodged a group objection against the p - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
05 Jun '19 |
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BNP Paribas Real Estate Ireland appoints director of business development
Robert Murphy has been appointed as director of business development and capital advisory at BNP Paribas Real Estate Ireland (BNPPRE). - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
05 Jun '19 |
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LEASE DEAL: Paddy McKillen Jr’s Press Up Entertainment Group to open restaurant in docklands
With a location on the ground floor level of the newly-developed Opus apartment building at 6 Hanover Quay, MacKenzies – as it will be known – will offer what Press Up describes as “premium casu - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
05 Jun '19 |
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US jury awards over €18m to Sean Dunne’s bankruptcy trustee
A US jury has found against bankrupt property developer Sean Dunne and his estranged wife Gayle Killilea over the illegal transfer of some assets to put them beyond the reach of creditors. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
05 Jun '19 |
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Dublin high-end house prices could see correction, says Fitch
With buyers unable to finance high purchase prices and with loans limited to 3½ times income, Fitch forecasts growth in the market to cool, although it will continue to stay close to the growth witne - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
04 Jun '19 |
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Twin planning blow for Ronan in Docklands
In a double blow to the developer's Spencer Place Development Co Ltd, the city council has also refused planning permission for a companion application to increase to 13 storeys a residential and apar - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
04 Jun '19 |
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Affordable house prices offer hope – but only to some
News that affordable homes would be available in Dublin from as little at €116,000, with three-bed duplexes for a frankly astonishing €176,000, will offer hope to hard-pressed renters that they ca - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
03 Jun '19 |
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Plans lodged for 820 homes in Co Meath
They have just been lodged with An Bord Pleanála, under the new fast-track mechanism for large developments. Maria Murphy (FG): "I would be concerned about high density with the application,"
Davy - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
03 Jun '19 |
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Fresh bid to build 536 homes near St Anne’s Park in Raheny
Crevkav Trading, a subsidiary of developer Pat Crean’s Marlet Property Group, has taken judicial review proceedings against the board’s decision, which are ongoing, but it has decided to make a fr - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
03 Jun '19 |
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Short-term lets: property owners urged to ‘regularise affairs’
Homeowners who currently let a second property on a short-term basis in a rent pressure zone, such as a city centre, will no longer be able to do this under the new rules. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
31 May '19 |
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Davy stalls Friends First office plan on the Royal Hibernian Way
THE Davy Group has stalled plans by Friends First Life Assurance for a new office development on Royal Hibernian Way in Dublin. Davy Group appealed to An Bord Pleanála a decision by Dublin City Counc - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
31 May '19 |
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Mortgages: Why European-style fixed rates aren't coming to Ireland any time soon
A new Central Bank paper has raised questions about whether the cost of these longer-term fixed-rate homeloans may in future have to rise. This is important, as it is about whether we will ever be abl - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
31 May '19 |
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Goodman family gets green light for eight-storey office block development on Nassau Street in appeal
The proposed development by Ternary Ltd will have a gross floor area of 37,722sq m (406,036sq ft). An Taisce told the appeals board that “the scale and visibility of the proposed structure from such - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
31 May '19 |
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Nama set to partner with developers to build homes on Poolbeg site
“It has been described as one of the best sites in Europe, ” said Mr McDonagh. “We think there’s a lot of international interest in it.”
He stressed that Nama would not develop the site, - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
31 May '19 |
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Moody’s Investor Service report: Dublin house prices up almost nine times the rate incomes grew
The report states that Dublin property prices rose by almost 90 per cent between the bottom of the market in 2012 and 2018, but disposable income only grew by 10 per cent “about 80 percentage points - Subscribe |
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