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© The Irish Times |
21 Jul '23 |
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Dundrum residents turn out in hundreds to object to Council’s Local Area Plan
"Creating a safe and pleasant public realm for pedestrians has been shown time and time again to increase footfall for businesses on high streets.” The proposed changes will “kill off the village - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
21 Jul '23 |
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Housing completions to decline this year, say estate agents in SCSI Housing Monitor
According to the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland, lingering inflation and labour constraints are expected to contribute to a decline in the number of projects brought to completion this year - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
20 Jul '23 |
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Rod Nowlan, Bannon: Retail parks, shopping centres and quality streets prove to be the biggest draw for investors
We expect to see numerous quality high-street trades in the third quarter and generally as the environmental benefits of the “centralised-distribution model” reflected by retail warehouses, shoppi - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
20 Jul '23 |
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Kenneth Rouse of BNP Paribas: Investors lose appetite for prime Dublin offices in face of falling occupancy levels and rising interest rates
With base interest rates unlikely to ever be sub 2 per cent again in this author’s lifetime, something has to give and until it does, we will continue to see subdued trading in this once reliable an - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
20 Jul '23 |
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Tifco Hotel Group secures €11m from sale of Crowne Plaza Dundalk
The sale of the Crowne Plaza – a 129-bedroom hotel just off M1 motorway and 2.5km from Dundalk town centre – was handled by John Hughes of CBRE’s hotel division. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
20 Jul '23 |
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Cost-rental net income limits to increase up to €66,000
A cash injection of €750 million in State funding is also being made available for private developers to entice them to provide cost-rental housing for the first time.
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© RTE |
18 Jul '23 |
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Can buildings really be net zero or is this more greenwashing?
Emphasising transparency, accountability, and independent certifications are the ways out of the greenwashing maze. These shall help validate and verify sustainability claims, ensuring genuine progres - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
18 Jul '23 |
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Sherry FitzGerald says 2023 land deal volumes represent a 65pc decline from 2022
There is growing evidence of a looming slowdown in new apartment building after a report showing a fall-off in development land sales despite strong housing demand. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
17 Jul '23 |
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Planning sought for 564 homes in Balbriggan
In the large scale residential development (LRD) scheme application lodged with Fingal County Council, Dean Swift Property Holdings is seeking a 10-year planning permission for 378 houses, 102 apartme - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
17 Jul '23 |
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Clonburris: How do you build a brand new town of 9,000 homes in less than a decade?
Cairn Homes' Michael Stanley says “This SDZ was created in 2006 we’re now in 2023. It’s taken 17 years, many different landowners, all sorts of frustrations. We want to do it in six or seven yea - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
17 Jul '23 |
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Council serves up legal action over alleged Supermac’s plaza planning breaches
Westmeath authority refused fast food group retention, while officials in Galway consider taking court case over road safety rules, signage and wastewater treatment - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
17 Jul '23 |
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Flexible space firm Making It Work adds 406 desks in three new Dublin locations
Iput Real Estate established Making it Work to offer its occupiers flexible workspace solutions at convenient locations within its existing Dublin office portfolio.
Building on the success of the l - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
17 Jul '23 |
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Tina-Marie O'Neill: RTÉ’s choice – Crunching the numbers on sale of Montrose
The national broadcaster’s site on the corner of the Stillorgan Road/N11 and Nutley Lane in Donnybrook in Dublin 4 comprises 23.5 acres. In 2017, it sold an 8.6-acre plot of land to developer Cairn - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
17 Jul '23 |
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Missed: Property industry plays down impact of higher interest rates: Is it right?
It is worth noting that British house prices fell last month in annual terms at the fastest rate in 12 years on the back of surging interest rates, according to mortgage lender Halifax. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
17 Jul '23 |
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Land Development Agency plans 5,000 homes as it prepares developer tender
The Land Development Agency will pay developers more than €2 billion to build 5,000 homes under the Government’s Project Tosaigh initiative, says The Sunday Times.
The State agency will go to t - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
17 Jul '23 |
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John Ring, Savills: Ireland isn’t alone as housing shortages are being experienced across the globe
We have yet to sufficiently ramp-up housing supply to meet demand on an annual basis, let alone begin addressing the accumulated shortfall arising from a lost decade for construction. - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
17 Jul '23 |
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CBRE: Large-Scale International Logistics Occupiers Continue to Make Long-Term Commitments to Ireland
DOWNLOAD FULL REPORT HERE >>> Colin Richardson: "Large, global logistics occupiers across a range of sectors agreed long-term deals for new warehousing and distribution space in Dublin in the last thr - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
14 Jul '23 |
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Historic Wicklow demesne and stud sells for €10m, 33% below asking price
Having been first offered to the market at a guide price of €15 million back in May 2018, the sprawling Grangecon Demesne and Stud in Grangecon, Co Wicklow, has been sold for just over €10 million - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
14 Jul '23 |
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Cairn gets permission for 608 apartments at former RTÉ lands but tower refused
However, in a split decision the appeals board has refused permission for the 16-storey tower component of the scheme that was to include a 192-bedroom hotel and 80 apartments. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
14 Jul '23 |
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Supreme Court to consider when Ardstone Homes can defend permission An Bord Pleanála no longer backs
The issue arises in a community group’s appeal against the High Court’s decision to allow Ardstone to step in to defend approval for the development of 241 apartments in Woodstown near the Dublin - Subscribe |
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