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15 Jul '21 |
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DEAL: Aldgate Developments secures largest office letting of 2021 in Sandyford
BNP Paribas Bank and US medical devices giant ResMed Inc have executed their respective long-term leases on a combined 60,000sq ft of office accommodation at the newly-developed Termini. - Subscribe |
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15 Jul '21 |
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Marlet agrees €270m financing deal for College Square scheme
Apollo Global Management have agreed to provide a €162 million, four-year, floating rate senior construction loan. Apollo is a high-growth, global alternative asset manager with $461 billion (€390 - Subscribe |
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15 Jul '21 |
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Hammerson says it will stop granting future rent concessions to tenants
Hammerson said on Thursday it would stop granting future rent concessions to tenants, as business activity picks up with further easing of coronavirus-related restrictions. - Subscribe |
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15 Jul '21 |
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Ires Reit in social housing lease to Tuath for €40m apartments
Ires Reit bought the apartments at Hampton Wood near the Ikea furniture store in Ballymun from developer Dwyer Nolan in 2018.
Ires began renting out the complex itself and in May 2018 marketed the - Subscribe |
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15 Jul '21 |
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Pandemic may have fuelled higher rent increases outside Dublin: Residential Tenancies Board
Interim director of the RTB Padraig McGoldrick: The increases outside of Dublin could be the “start of a potential trend of people moving outside of urban centres” as a result of being able increa - Subscribe |
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15 Jul '21 |
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State must build half a million homes by 2036, estate agent claims
Marian Finnegan said while sales were growing in nearly all price categories, the pick-up was most pronounced at the top end of the market with sales of properties worth €800,000 or more up almost 3 - Subscribe |
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15 Jul '21 |
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Maynooth new homes back for sale as deal with UK investor called off
The developer of the Mullen Park estate in Maynooth is to offer the remaining homes at the scheme for individual sale rather than proceed with a deal to sell them in their entirety to UK-headquartered - Subscribe |
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12 Jul '21 |
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Development Land Market Update July 2021: Knight Frank
In excess of €99 million worth of development land transactions occurred in the second quarter bringing the total for the first half of the year to almost €194 million.* The majority of acti - Subscribe |
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12 Jul '21 |
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Dublin office market operating more freely in Q2, says Lisney
Aoife Brennan: “While transactions remained relatively low, the amount of accommodation reserved grew over the quarter and is a positive indicator for activity in the second half of the year and int - Subscribe |
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12 Jul '21 |
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TikTok’s €420m European data centre set for Clondalkin
The Echelon data centre campus, which is set on a 35-acre site in Dublin 10, is due to be operational by the end of this year when the first data halls are opened. A number of industry sources have co - Subscribe |
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12 Jul '21 |
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Ronan Group gets new business partner for Dockland towers
Colony Capital, the US firm, has struck a deal to sell its real estate portfolio in Ireland to Fortress Investment Group, a US-based investment firm, including its stake in the planned 45-storey tower - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
12 Jul '21 |
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Cliff Taylor: The Government is about to go really big on housing
It seems a particular focus of the plan will be getting more apartments built. The industry has complained that it is not economic to do so now at a reasonable cost – requiring developments to be pr - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
12 Jul '21 |
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Housing sector drives post-Covid construction sector surge: Ulster Bank
Construction activity continued to ramp up at a rapid pace in June following the loosening of restrictions, according to the latest purchasing managers’ index (PMI) for the sector from Ulster Bank. - Subscribe |
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12 Jul '21 |
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Irish land sales total €193 million this year
Irish land sales totalled approximately €99m in Q2 2021, bringing the total year-to-date turnover to €193m, according to new data from property advisor, Savills Ireland. This represents an i - Subscribe |
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12 Jul '21 |
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Almost 1,000 social homes leased from investment funds in Dublin through the Long Term Leasing Initiative
The spotlight has fallen on the long-term leasing system after it emerged last week investment firms would not have to pay stamp duty surcharges on bulk-house purchases if they leased them to local au - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
12 Jul '21 |
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Housing supply squeeze will lead to 6% price rise: SCSI
“We had a supply crisis pre-Covid and that has simply deepened due to Covid,” said SCSI president TJ Cronin.
The survey of SCSI estate agents revealed some regional variation in the expected pr - Subscribe |
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09 Jul '21 |
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Office space for 30,000 workers to be built in Dublin this year as post-Covid return looms: Savills
Savills said that 77pc of the new offices coming on stream this year in Dublin have already been pre-let.
And of the 198,000 sq m of office space due to be delivered in 2022 in the capital, 50pc ha - Subscribe |
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09 Jul '21 |
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Locals oppose plans for apartments at entrance to Howth Castle
A plan to develop 162 apartments at the entrance to Howth Castle and Deer Park has met with considerable local opposition.
An application in the name of GLL PRS Holdco Limited – which has links t - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
09 Jul '21 |
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Fire defects at Park West apartments in Dublin to cost €5m to fix
Harcourt Developments, headed by Pat Doherty, currently employs more than 1,500 people and was the developer of the Titanic Quarter in Belfast, Stanley Dock apartments in Liverpool and the entire Park - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
07 Jul '21 |
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State agency provides €285m in loans to housebuilders
The latest annual report of Home Building Finance Ireland (HBFI) shows the financial assistance provided to construction firms helped to support the development of 1,307 homes across 21 developments i - Subscribe |
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