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04 Sep '20 |
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Ballymore picked to redevelop 12 acre site at St James’s Gate
It was understood that a shortlist of developers for the site included US multinational Hines, London-based U&I and Ballymore.
In a statement on Thursday, Diageo said that, alongside Ballymore, it - Subscribe |
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04 Sep '20 |
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Underbidders make contact with Nama as deadline for RGRE-Colony deal passes
Sources said discussions between Nama and the preferred bidders, who are understood to have pitched an offer of more than €160 million for the controlling stake, are continuing. Their bid was well i - Subscribe |
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02 Sep '20 |
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Irish PRS Market Q2 2020: Sherry FitzGerald + Cushman & Wakefield report
The report provides a summary of activity in the Irish private rented sector in the opening half of 2020. It presents an analysis of transaction activity, availability, construction activity and renta - Subscribe |
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02 Sep '20 |
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Marlet Property Group wants to expand Dublin development to 600 homes
Last year the firm lodged plans for 543 build-to-rent apartments at the site. Under the new plans, this would increase to 596.
The submission was lodged by Atlas GP Ltd, a subsidiary of Marlet, whi - Subscribe |
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02 Sep '20 |
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Housing units in planning system drop by 27% as coronavirus dents activity: Deloitte
The number of housing units in the planning system dropped by 27 per cent in the second quarter as the State went into lockdown to curb the spread of coronavirus, according to a report by Deloitte. - Subscribe |
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02 Sep '20 |
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DEAL: Stoneweg to develop recently acquired 397-unit co-living scheme on Cork St
The Geneva-headquartered group has just acquired seven vacant buildings on Cork Street in Dublin 8 as part of a joint venture. No price has been disclosed for the off-market transaction although indus - Subscribe |
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02 Sep '20 |
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Investment in Dublin private rented sector remains robust in face of Covid-19: Hooke & MacDonald
Some 440 such units with an overall value of €163 million changed hands in the period. New builds accounted for 225 of the units sold, while the remaining 215 units were drawn from existing stock. - Subscribe |
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02 Sep '20 |
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Johnny Ronan aims for Dublin’s tallest tower in city’s docklands
Located on 4.6 acres next to the 3 Arena, the Waterfront South Central scheme will, upon completion, comprise hundreds of apartments set within what RGRE describes as a “high-rise, garden village at - Subscribe |
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02 Sep '20 |
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Hotel builds may be cancelled to make way for new homes
Developers set to change plans as they seek to capitalise on demand for housing amid dramatic drop in hotel occupancy, according to report - Subscribe |
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31 Aug '20 |
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Daniel O'Connor, JLL: Politicians need to ignore anti-hotel sentiment
If our leaders do not want to be haunted by past errors, they must resist any new hotel development planning restrictions coming into force in the final months of 2020 - Subscribe |
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31 Aug '20 |
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Property prices hold firm despite challenge from pandemic
Research by the Institute of Professional Auctioneers and Valuers (IPAV) shows that for the first six months of the year, prices fell nationally by as little as -0.7pc, reducing the average price to â - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
31 Aug '20 |
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Parosi Developments has applied for an eight-storey, 186-bed hotel in Galway.
The company, which is owned by Galway-born Neil Armstrong, said the new hotel, to be located in the Briarhill Business Park, would represent a €35m investment. Should the hotel receive permission, P - Subscribe |
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31 Aug '20 |
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Galway council wants ‘monolithic’ development with 21-storey tower scaled down
The promoters, Seagullpoint, of a €320 million mixed use, urban regeneration development, Augustine Hill, in Galway city centre, which includes plans for a 21-storey tower, have been told to scale d - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
31 Aug '20 |
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New State body required to build homes and tackle housing crisis
The emphasis has to switch to capital spending – building more houses. The most effective way to do this is to establish a national building authority, employing specialised staff, with a singular o - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
30 Aug '20 |
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Raymond Tutty of Savills: Planning rules must be adapted to fit the challenging economic climate
Residents and the economy in general would benefit from a more flexible and fast-moving system for building homes - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
30 Aug '20 |
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Unexpected boom for co-working spaces in capital
Doubts have been raised about the future of the flexible office model during the coronavirus pandemic. In its assessment of the sector, JLL, the real estate advisory firm, estimated that 4,500 co-work - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
30 Aug '20 |
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Bartra could add 100 private homes to O’Devaney Gardens site
The company, controlled by Richard Barrett, has entered consultation with planners with a view to developing 1,053 homes on the publicly-owned site near the Phoenix Park. The original deal for the lan - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
30 Aug '20 |
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Ronan development arm hits back at Dublin City Council over Spencer Dock facility
Ronan Group has hit back at Dublin City Council's claims that its shared living facility in Spencer Dock would provide a "poor standard" of accommodation. Ronan Group has permission in place to develo - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
28 Aug '20 |
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Commercial Vacancy Rate Rises to 13.5%: Geodirectory
CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL REPORT >>> Vacancy rates increase in three of the four provinces in June 2020 compared with June 2019, but too soon to gauge the full impact of Covid-19 on commercial prope - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
28 Aug '20 |
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Mortgage approvals rose 50% in July: Banking and Payments Federation Ireland
Close to 3,400 buyers were approved for a home loan, a rise of 51pc on the figures for June.
But this was still down 30pc on the number approved for a mortgage in July last year, according to the l - Subscribe |
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