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04 Sep '23 |
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Una Mullally: It looks like a commercial property crash is looming for Dublin
Dublin city urgently needs a cohesive strategy to tackle office vacancy. In Park West, an office complex has been converted to social housing. Social housing in industrial estates on Dublin’s outski - Subscribe |
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04 Sep '23 |
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DAA ‘not in contention’ for Dublin Airport land as rivals table higher bids
Source says some bids ‘well in excess’ of asking price for 260-acre site, which could be worth as much as €210m - Subscribe |
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04 Sep '23 |
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End of an era: Why the IFSC risks turning into a fossil of Ireland’s corporate history
The idea to revitalise it, which Haughey had pilfered for his 1987 general election manifesto from financier Dermot Desmond, was straightforward. The IFSC would be a tax-incentive zone and firms appro - Subscribe |
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03 Sep '23 |
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DEAL: High-end jewellery brand Astrid & Miyu opens first Irish store on South Anne Street
The high-end jewellery brand has agreed a 10-year lease at number 2 South Anne Street, a mid-terrace unit leased from Irish Life Investment Managers (ILIM). The agreement was negotiated on ILIM’s be - Subscribe |
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01 Sep '23 |
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Stephen Kinsella: Tax breaks for landlords are a terrible idea. This is why
There is little to no economic logic for giving tax breaks to landlords, and the people who need help – those providing new supply and those in rental accommodation – can be helped in other, more - Subscribe |
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01 Sep '23 |
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Persian Properties of the Mont Hotel located on Merrion Square in planning row with council over building being painted grey
Council planners claim the painting of the other properties in pale pastel colours in the area, which is located in the city’s historic Georgian core, is well established.
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01 Sep '23 |
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Irish planning system is essentially a multi-stage obstacle course
We appear to have a system where the possibility, however remote, of damage to wildlife now trumps all other environmental considerations, rather than one which carefully evaluates the balance between - Subscribe |
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01 Sep '23 |
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Patrick Freyne: Selling Super Houses and Crazy Rich Agents both feature hope-filled youngsters performing humiliating tasks for business moguls
The real-estate brokers and prospective clients on these shows ask none of the right questions. For example: Could we slap a few pillars up to make it “classy”? I know the kitchen is already huge, - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
31 Aug '23 |
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New guidelines may limit households to one parking spot in some developments
The draft guidelines recommend that, for new developments in major cities, parking spots for cars should be kept to a minimum, or potentially eliminated, where there is good public transport links nea - Subscribe |
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31 Aug '23 |
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NTA denies BusConnects will have ‘negative impact’ on value of Nutley Lane properties in D4
The proposed BusConnects scheme will not have a “negative impact” on the value of residential properties on Nutley Lane in Donnybrook, south Dublin and will more than likely “contribute to an in - Subscribe |
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31 Aug '23 |
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Penneys completes €10m revamp of flagship Mary Street store
The high street retailer said the €10 million investment is part of a wider €250 million commitment to overhauling its Irish stores and distribution facilities over the next decade. - Subscribe |
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31 Aug '23 |
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Average rent on new tenancies rises by nearly 9% to €1,544 a month
The latest figures from the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) indicate the average rent on new tenancies in Dublin, where demand is strongest, rose by 8 per cent to €2,102 per month. - Subscribe |
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30 Aug '23 |
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High inflation and rising interest rates hit market for development land
Lisney report finds €86m in sales recorded in greater Dublin area in first half of 2023 compared to €279m in first half of 2022 - Subscribe |
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29 Aug '23 |
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Firm owned by founders of Daft.ie earns €13.3m in dividend payouts over two-year period
The dividend payout to the Fallons’ DML Capital Ltd was part of an overall €19.49m dividend paid out to shareholders by Distilled Ltd which operates Adverts.ie Daft.ie, Gumtree.ie and Donedeal.ie. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
29 Aug '23 |
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Small landlords to be offered tax breaks to keep them in rental market, McGrath says
Mr McGrath said he was keen to bring stability to the rental sector as too many landlords have been exiting, reducing the number of properties available.
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© The Irish Times |
29 Aug '23 |
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Germany set to propose three-year rent freeze
Germany’s ruling Social Democratic party is set to propose a three-year rent freeze across the country, as tenants struggle to cope with the soaring cost of housing in Europe’s largest economy. - Subscribe |
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29 Aug '23 |
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IPAV call for ‘unprecedented measures’ to ease housing crisis
“Unprecedented measures” are needed in the upcoming budget to arrest the housing crisis and make home ownership more affordable for younger age cohorts in particular, according to a property indus - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
28 Aug '23 |
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DEAL: Sretaw secures three new tenants for offices at 12 Duke Lane at rents ranging from €538 to €614 per sq m
Eamon Waters' Sretaw PE (Private Equity) has secured three new tenants for its newly-refurbished offices in Royal Hibernian Way. Theratechnologies, Dynamo, and AGF International Advisors Company Ltd - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
28 Aug '23 |
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Cantillon: Anybody buying or selling a house this autumn?
Davy estimated that residential transactions in June and July were settled at about 2 per cent and 2.3 per cent above the asking price respectively. The broker noted that this premium was down from be - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
28 Aug '23 |
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New planning law to speed up developments will be passed by Christmas, says O’Brien
It includes a number of changes designed to accelerate building during the housing crisis, including fines for breaches of mandatory planning deadlines, and placing new limits related to the standing - Subscribe |
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