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01 Aug '24 |
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MSCI/SCSI Ireland Quarterly Property Index: Value of commercial property fell again in second quarter
John McCartney, head of research at BNP Paribas Real Estate, reckons the full 2024 deal turnover is likely to reach €1.5bn, but rival agent TWM reckons the 12-month figure could exceed last year’s - Subscribe |
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01 Aug '24 |
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‘Gentrification on steroids’ – campaigners oppose new luxury accommodation in The Liberties
This latest planning application was submitted by Welthomas Property to develop a part 7-storey aparthotel with 93 rooms and a bar/events space alongside The Masonry at 151 Thomas Street. - Subscribe |
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01 Aug '24 |
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DEAL: McSorley’s of Ranelagh bought by consortium of former rugby internationals led by Noel Anderson for €5.5m
Ranelagh pub McSorley’s has been bought for €5.5 million by a consortium of former Irish rugby internationals led by publican Noel Anderson.
McSorley’s, one of Dublin’s best known pubs, wil - Subscribe |
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01 Aug '24 |
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Appeal court rules that Johnny Ronan company owns all six Harry Clarke windows in Bewley’s
The High Court judge erred in concluding that RGRE had failed to prove on the balance of probabilities that the two other windows – known as the Swan Yard windows, as they overlooked this yard – a - Subscribe |
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01 Aug '24 |
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New technology that can inform you about a rental property’s history, good and bad
He told me: “Everyone has a story, good and bad, about a place they rented, but these stories vanish once that tenant leaves. It’s time for a fairer rental market. Would you buy a used car without - Subscribe |
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01 Aug '24 |
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Households earning up to €90,000 would be eligible to buy affordable homes under Sinn Féin plan
The plan, unveiled by the party in Dublin on Thursday, also promises rents at or below €1,000 a month, with renters and purchasers who earn too much to qualify for council housing but who cannot pur - Subscribe |
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01 Aug '24 |
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Knight Frank: Dublin office vacancies yet to peak with more space due for completion in 2024
The completion of eight new schemes this year will drive the vacancy rate in Dublin’s office market higher despite a recovery in demand for space in recent months, according to a new report from Kni - Subscribe |
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01 Aug '24 |
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DEAL: MNK Partners pays just under €10m for Block 5 at Richview Office Park, Clonskeagh
“Block 5, Richview Office Park represents a high-quality, long-income investment to a blue-chip tenant in a fully refurbished A-rated office,” said Kevin McMahon of Savills, who acted on behalf of - Subscribe |
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26 Jul '24 |
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Lidl wins planning permission for new retail and residential development in Dublin suburbs
Lidl Ireland has secured planning permission to develop a new supermarket plus more than 40 apartments on the site of a former Ford dealership in Crumlin, in south Dublin, despite strong opposition fr - Subscribe |
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26 Jul '24 |
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Paul McNeive: Charting a clean course through ‘greenwashing’ in the world of surveying
This is creating an extra demand for property expertise and a good example is the role of chartered surveyor Johanna Gill as head of real estate at TMF Fund Management (Ireland) Ltd.
The group has be - Subscribe |
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26 Jul '24 |
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Planners block retention of new Temple Bar ‘superpub’
Keywell Dac were seeking retention of the pub “in the interests of protecting existing contractual employment arrangements on site” ahead of a preparation of a comprehensive planning application f - Subscribe |
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26 Jul '24 |
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Hammerson takes further 7.7 per cent (€58.3m) hit on Irish shopping malls
Hammerson said that it and German insurance giant Allianz are at an “advanced stage of refinancing” €600 million of loans secured against the Dundrum mall and that they expect to sign a new faci - Subscribe |
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26 Jul '24 |
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DEAL: Mark Anthony Brands International signs new 12-year lease to occupy the sixth and seventh floors at One Charlemont Square
The agreement will see the company move from its existing base at Donnybrook House in Dublin 4 and expand its footprint to 4,088sq m (44,000sq ft). The new office will serve as Mark Anthony’s Europe - Subscribe |
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25 Jul '24 |
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Intercom gives up plans to relocate to new Dublin HQ
Tech company recently moved into Indeed’s old offices on St Stephen’s Green but had still been expected to move to the Cadenza building at some point in the future - Subscribe |
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25 Jul '24 |
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Colm Lauder: Investors stump up for yoga, spas and gardens to attract office tenants
The market is polarising between new, high-spec offices and older buildings - Subscribe |
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25 Jul '24 |
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Dublin Port lodges planning application for €1.1 billion Poolbeg peninsula development
Public information sessions on the 3FM project plans are set to take place in August, according to Dublin Port - Subscribe |
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25 Jul '24 |
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Planning body undercuts de facto ban on Dublin hotels with Capel Street approval
An Bord Pleanála has overturned Dublin City Council’s decision to refuse plans for an eight-storey hotel on Capel Street - Subscribe |
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25 Jul '24 |
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Home purchases by private investors fell last year, says CSO
This represented a 9.8 per cent reduction on the volume of purchases made in 2022, which had been the strongest year for transactions in at least six years, according to the CSO. - Subscribe |
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25 Jul '24 |
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Judge finds in favour of Crown Paints in rent dispute over Coolock premises
Crown Paints Ireland Ltd (CPI) leased the premises at Malahide Road, Coolock for 10 years from August 2008. When its lease expired in August 2018, it sought a new tenancy. - Subscribe |
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25 Jul '24 |
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Boundary dispute holding up construction of 74 homes at Rush, Co Dublin, court told
The agents were working off a 2015 map, which was submitted to the Land Registry to clarify the correct boundary between the properties, which it is claimed marks out the boundary between the properti - Subscribe |
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