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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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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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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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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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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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31 May '19 |
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Docklands height increases likely, but too late for Salesforce tower
Although the developer was seeking to add just two extra floors above what had already been permitted, it is unlikely the application will be successful. It is the council’s position it has no autho - Subscribe |
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30 May '19 |
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Paul McNeive: High time developers were allowed to build tall in cities
The arguments for more height are overwhelming. From an economic and social point of view, there is a shortage of office space, hotels and apartments and taller buildings will reduce rents. - Subscribe |
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30 May '19 |
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DEVELOPMENT DEAL: Development with apartments in Tanner Hall, Athy Road, Carlow, sold for its €1.5m reserve
Set on a 4.5acre site, the Tanner Hall lot includes four ground-floor, unfinished two-bed apartments as well as four completed two-storey duplex apartments, roadways and three acres of development lan - Subscribe |
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30 May '19 |
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Small and medium investors seeking better-value properties
This price resistance has been reflected in sales trends in the 15 months to the end of March. Conor Whelan, managing partner of QRE Real Estate Advisers, said that in 2016, the sub-€20m property lo - Subscribe |
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30 May '19 |
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Iput's redevelopment of the Tropical Fruit Warehouse at 30-32 Sir John Rogerson's Quay
Two floating office floors over a redeveloped former warehouse building bring an unusual integration of old and new to Dublin's south docklands. The full-glazed floors are an attractive feature of Ipu - Subscribe |
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30 May '19 |
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Cantillon: What’s causing flight of Ireland’s buy-to-let landlords?
So, can we take it from these figures that the speculative property investors of the past are gone? Perhaps that’s a step too far, but the falling volume of buy-to-let mortgage approvals suggests th - Subscribe |
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30 May '19 |
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DEAL: Tetrach completes acquisition of Howth castle and demesne
Tetrarch plans to redevelop and reopen the hotel as a luxury property, and to transform the golf courses, drawing on its recent experience in redeveloping the Mount Juliet estate in Co Kilkenny. - Subscribe |
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29 May '19 |
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SITE DEAL: Ronan seals deal for prime 'TC3' site in south Dublin
Ronan Group Real Estate (RGRE) has been confirmed as the successful purchaser of the 13-acre site at TC3 in Cherrywood, Dublin 18, earmarked for a major commercial and residential development. The dea - Subscribe |
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29 May '19 |
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Frank McDonald: Planning free-for-all has developers reaching for the sky
The North Lotts masterplan has been trumped by Murphy’s high-rise guidelines. Paul O’Brien, chairman of HJL Architects maintains that the masterplan was drawn up in the depths of recession (2012) - Subscribe |
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29 May '19 |
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I-Res Reit to ‘consider options’ for funding ambitious pipeline
Commenting on the property market, the company’s chairman, Declan Moylan, said that the “market is still very supply constrained”. Margaret Sweeney would not be drawn on whether Eoghan Murphy - Subscribe |
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29 May '19 |
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€240m worth of land sold in first quarter – Cushman & Wakefield
Donal Kellegher: “We expect this trend to continue into quarter two; however, activity levels and sales volumes have the potential to accelerate in the second half of the year with a number of large - Subscribe |
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29 May '19 |
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PORTFOLIO DEAL: €29.9m residential portfolio spread across Dublin, Meath, Kildare and Galway acquired by Lugus and Broadhaven
It paid €6.9 million for 34 apartments at Swiftwood in Saggart, west Dublin, and €3.46 million for 16 apartments at Garrison Mews in Dublin 18. In Clontarf, north Dublin, it paid €5.3 million fo - Subscribe |
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29 May '19 |
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OFFICE DEAL: Lennox Building in Portobello, Dublin 8 sells to Swiss Life for €27m
The price achieved for the property represents a significant return on the estimated costs of between €15 million and €18 million incurred by Oakmount and Core in acquiring and developing the site - Subscribe |
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29 May '19 |
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PRS DEAL: Cosgrave Group sells 214 units at Fairways for €108m
A real estate fund managed by Deutsche Bank subsidiary DWS has agreed to pay €108 million to acquire 214 apartments being developed by the Cosgrave Property Group in Dún Laoghaire, Co Dublin. - Subscribe |
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29 May '19 |
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Co-living units: modern, much dearer alternative to outlawed bedsit
Between pricey student pads, serviced apartments, luxury build-to-rent lets and now costly co-living units – construction is undoubtedly being skewed toward the most lucrative sectors of development - Subscribe |
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