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03 Aug '21 |
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DEAL: Slattery’s pub in Rathmines sold in off-market deal brokered by John Ryan of Bagnall Doyle MacMahon.
While Mr Ryan declined to comment on the price paid by the O’Connors, it is understood the property sold for close to €3 million following competitive bidding involving several parties. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
03 Aug '21 |
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Government’s radical land sale plans potentially contentious
At root, the aim is to rein in land speculation and hoarding. But the need to make more funds available for the State to boost building is also critical, given the public finances are in tatters after - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
03 Aug '21 |
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State to take half of increased value of land rezoned for housing
The Government is to compel property owners and developers to pay the State up to half of the increase in the value of land when it is rezoned for housing under radical moves to rein in speculation an - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
26 Jul '21 |
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DEAL: Donnybrook Fair to expand into Dundrum with food hall and restaurant
It will be the sixth store for the Musgrave-owned brand, which currently runs four stores in Dublin – in Donnybrook, Stillorgan, Malahide and Baggot Street – and one in Greystones, Co Wicklow. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
26 Jul '21 |
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Johnny Ronan consortium seeks permission for 600 apartments on former Irish Glass site
The consortium, which also includes the National Asset Management Agency (Nama), Oaketree Capital Management, and Lincor Developments, is expecting construction to commence on what is the first phase - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
26 Jul '21 |
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Walkinstown roundabout housing plan fails to get planning permission
The Double Property Group sought approval for the demolition of the Kestrel House pub located adjacent to the Walkinstown roundabout in order to construct an apartment block of 52 units with three ret - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
26 Jul '21 |
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Some 24 hotels to be developed over next two years in Dublin
Despite a significant increase in the number of hotels being constructed in the capital in recent years, the market pre-Covid remained under supplied, according to Savills Ireland. - Subscribe |
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26 Jul '21 |
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HAP supports have ‘steepened’ the cost of renting in Ireland
KPMG report finds the Housing Assistance Payment is forcing rent prices upward and luring big international developers into the market - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
26 Jul '21 |
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Cairn Homes chief: Ireland is a country that ‘doesn’t support builders’
Stanley made the comments at a high-level meeting between members of Irish Institutional Property, the lobby group, and senior staff at the Department of Housing in October 2020.
The meeting came a - Subscribe |
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26 Jul '21 |
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DEAL: Northwest Logistics Park units sold for €47.9m
Park Developments has agreed the sale of a portfolio of prime logistics units at Northwest Logistics Park to a fund managed by Savills Investment Management (Savills IM) for a price in the region of & - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
26 Jul '21 |
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Neil Bannon: How do we accommodate the office of the future?
The commercial property market is set to look very different in the coming years due to two game-changers: Covid-19 and the little-known but highly important environmental, social and governance (ESG) - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
26 Jul '21 |
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Adam Clarke, an appreciation
An expert on property sales, especially on the north side of Dublin and particularly in Howth where he lived, Adam Clarke was known for his passion and professionalism, his sense of humour and his gen - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
26 Jul '21 |
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Housing: The SHD planning system is set to be scrapped, but how will its replacement work?
After failing to ‘get things moving again’ on building sites, the fast-track Strategic Housing Development system is ending as the old planning system with new limits will take its place
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© Business Post |
26 Jul '21 |
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Central Bank: Ireland could face property ‘fire sale’
A research paper published by the Central Bank said large property funds in Ireland with more than €13.6 billion in assets face narrow timeframes to start repaying borrowed cash, which could spark a - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
21 Jul '21 |
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AIB cites pandemic and shift online as it closes 15 branches
“AIB has announced today that they will be closing 15 branches across the country including six in Cork. They have also announced the closure of AIB branch on O’Connell Street in Dublin. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
21 Jul '21 |
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DEAL: M7 Real Estate secures four new lettings across Dublin warehouse portfolio including Westlink Industrial Estate
HSE agree 10-year lease at €10.50 per sq ft for 12,800sq ft at 8 North Park; Clevamama taking 11,400sq ft at €10.75 per sq ft on a 10-year lease at B3A Airport Business Park. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
21 Jul '21 |
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KC Capital sees off industry heavyweights for former City Arts Centre
David Kennan’s KC Capital Property Group is closing in on the purchase of the former City Arts Centre on Dublin’s City Quay for around €40 million.
The developer was selected as preferred bid - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
21 Jul '21 |
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Paddy McKillen jnr agrees long-term lease on landmark Brittas Bay pub
McKillen and his business partner Matt Ryan’s Press Up Hospitality Group have been making the most of this week’s heatwave after entering into a new long-term lease for the landmark McDaniels pub - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
20 Jul '21 |
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Way is cleared for 445 build-to-rent apartments at Aiken’s Village in Stepaside
The board granted planning to Ironborn Real Estate for the scheme comprising nine blocks rising from two to eight storeys in height despite more than 150 objections lodged against the fast-track Strat - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
19 Jul '21 |
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Hines to lodge plans for 1,614 apartments on grounds of Clonliffe College
In the Strategic Housing Development (SHD) plans to be formally lodged with the appeals board in the coming days, the development is now entirely made up of 1,614 build-to-rent apartments on the 22-ac - Subscribe |
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