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Construction growth slows, but still remains 'solid'
Ulster Bank Construction Purchasing Managers' Index: The survey showed housing once again recorded the fastest rise in activity of the three monitored sub-sectors for the fifth month running during Ma - Subscribe |
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10 Jun '19 |
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Ballymun and north inner city among country's biggest litter blackspots
The north Dublin suburb came last on a list of 40 towns and cities assessed as part of the IBAL survey and the inner-city of Dublin came a close second.
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House hunters expect to pay €335,000 to get dream home: Lotus survey
Of those who expressed a desire to buy, one-third plan to spend between €200,000 and €250,000. But another quarter expect to have to spend between €400,000 and €500,000. - Subscribe |
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Vast sums at stake as Catholic Church responds to rising property market
Whether it be the sale of 19 acres in Drumcondra, in an auction where the guide price is in the region of €100 million, or the sale for €3.5 million of an old retreat house in Howth with grounds t - Subscribe |
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Rathcoole aparthotel planning appeal from Nocsy Ltd rejected by Pleanála
South Dublin County Council refused planning permission for the application on 10 grounds earlier this year, resulting in Nocsy taking the decision to the appeals board. - Subscribe |
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Diageo takes its time to settle on partner for St James’s Gate quarter
Ballymore, Hines and U&I await the outcome of the process to select a development partner for the new urban quarter being planned for Guinness’s St James’s Gate brewery, in Dublin. - Subscribe |
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Incoming IPAV president, David McDonnell, calls on PSRA to add BERs to PPR
Green mortgages, which offer lower interest rates to borrowers buying energy-efficient new-build homes, are not currently available in Ireland, but the concept is understood to be under discussion in - Subscribe |
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07 Jun '19 |
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Nama resists extra checks to prevent illegal asset purchases
The National Asset Management Agency (Nama) is resisting calls from the Oireachtas Public Accounts Committee (PAC) to verify that debtors in default are not involved in the illegal purchase of asse - Subscribe |
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UK lender, PMM Real Estate Finance, provides €30m finance to Westpark Business Campus in Shannon
A UK real estate lender has completed its first transaction in the Irish market, providing up to €30 million to allow the refinancing of a business park in Co Clare. - Subscribe |
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Garrett Kelleher fails to win discovery in case against Nama company
The discovery was sought as part of Mr Kelleher’s damages action against National Asset Loan Management for alleged breach of confidence and alleged deliberate and malicious disclosure of confidenti - Subscribe |
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07 Jun '19 |
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Glenveagh Properties buys land in Howth and Bray for homes
Glenveagh has added “two further attractive off-market acquisitions” in Howth, Co Dublin, and Bray, Co Wicklow. The sites are capable of delivering 200 and 175 units respectively. - Subscribe |
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06 Jun '19 |
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New refurbishment rules may stymie renewal of old bedsits
Some landlords had been using the vagueness of the term refurbishment to get around the 4pc cap on rent increases. They had been justifying their exemption from the cap even though their so-called ref - Subscribe |
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06 Jun '19 |
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Paul McNeive: 'Father and son have taken Harvey to the next level'
According to Philip, Harvey handled 38pc of the approximately 100,000 sq m of space transacted by all of the Dublin agents in the first quarter of the year. - Subscribe |
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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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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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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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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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