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13 Sep '21 |
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Construction growth still robust despite further easing in August
The latest Ulster Bank Construction Purchasing Managers’ Index still notched up a reading of 57.5 in August, showing that overall growth in the sector remains robust. Any reading ab - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
11 Sep '21 |
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DEAL: Life Style Sports to lease new €20m, 5.7-acre, carbon neutral distribution centre site near the N7
Sports retailer Life Style Sports is to occupy a new €20 million distribution centre being developed by property group Iput at the Aerodrome Business Park, west Dublin. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
10 Sep '21 |
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Paul McNeive: There’s a housing policy for everyone in the audience, but maybe not a house
I fear that the plan is burdened with too much bureaucracy and interventions to achieve its aims.
The history of interventions in the market is one of “unintended consequences”, with policies o - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
10 Sep '21 |
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Michael Stanley of Cairn Homes says housing plans at risk from tight mortgage rules
“Housing For All needs to be complemented by a prudent and appropriate lending environment, for today’s environment, not for circumstances that existed when the rules were written, ” - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
10 Sep '21 |
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Dublin ‘grey market’ office subletting rises to 24% amid Covid: HWBC
“Occupier patterns are still in flux regarding the return to office and remote working; however, an encouraging number of high-profile companies are paving the way for a safe and measured return to - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
10 Sep '21 |
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Orla McMorrow appointed to the role of DNG deputy chief executive
As deputy chief executive, Orla will be based in DNG’s head office in Leeson Park, Dublin 6 and will assist with the management of all aspects of the DNG business. Keith Lowe: “Orla has always bee - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
10 Sep '21 |
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Forecourt retailer Circle K buys 10 Dublin high street convenience stores rom the Griffin Group
The stores include outlets currently operating as Londis on Grafton Street in the city centre, two on O’Connell Street, Westmoreland Street, College Green, Nassau Street, two in west Dublin and one - Subscribe |
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© Other |
08 Sep '21 |
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No sellers in a seller's market: Owen Reilly
The only way the Irish estate agency business model is viable is if agents take control of the online market or at the very least have a stake in it through partnership. Understandably most agents are - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
08 Sep '21 |
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DEAL: Accenture signs 10-year lease at The Campus in Cherrywood for 300 workers in south Dublin
John Cannon in BNP Paribas Real Estate advised Accenture and JLL’s Conor Fitzpatrick represented the landlord. Having recently witnessed the year’s largest letting with 40,000sq ft of space taken - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
08 Sep '21 |
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Renters return to the capital as workplaces set to reopen
“Around the €2,000 mark is where the real supply/demand mismatch is. You can get higher-end waterfront properties that were around €3,000 for €2,800 or €2,700 now.”: Owen Reilly - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Sep '21 |
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Land value sharing measure doesn’t go as far as Kenny report recommended
The Government’s move to rein in land speculation and land inflation – seen as key drivers of house prices here – via the “land value sharing” component of its new action plan on housing has - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
07 Sep '21 |
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‘We have Dublin prices for houses even though we are on Wexford salaries’
The explosion in properties being bought in coastal areas of Co Wexford has led to a generation of young people in living limbo, with no prospect of buying their own home. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
07 Sep '21 |
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New fast track planning for housing requires ‘dry run’ before application
Developers will instead enter an eight-week pre-application consultation with local authorities to iron out details of their proposal ahead of submitting their application. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Sep '21 |
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DEAL: Beauparc Utilities founder in €74m deal for Royal Hibernian Way
The founder of the State’s largest waste company, Beauparc Utilities, has agreed a deal which will see him acquire Royal Hibernian Way on Dublin’s Dawson Street for €74 million.
Eamon Waters - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
07 Sep '21 |
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Residential construction rebounds as restrictions ease: Production in Building and Construction Index
The volume of production in construction increased by 7.7% in Quarter 2 2021 compared to Quarter 1 2021 on a seasonally adjusted basis. On an annual basis, volume rose by 26.3% in Quarter 2 2021.Non-e - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Sep '21 |
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Majority favour taller buildings in urban areas, survey finds
Ibec’s Aidan Sweeney said: “Worryingly, there is a lack of a common definition of ‘low rise’ in the Irish planning system. The research shows the public appetite exists to revisit the conserva - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Sep '21 |
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Planning permission for 445 apartments at Aiken’s Village, Stepaside in Dublin 18 challenged
The applicants want the court to overturn the board’s decision to grant planning permission to Ironborn Real Estate Limited to develop the site. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Sep '21 |
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39-43 Merrion Square build-to-rent scheme sparks ‘serious reservations’
The mixed-use commercial proposal by LeFavre Merrion Holdings, majority-owned by Cairn's Kevin Stanley, also includes 19 apartments made up of 12 1-bed apartments, 2 2-bed apartments and 5 studios. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Sep '21 |
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Reported discrimination by landlords over HAP almost doubles
Threshold is calling on the department of housing to commission an enquiry into the reasons landlords and estate agents refuse to accept HAP and the circumstances in which this occurs. - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
06 Sep '21 |
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Donal Buckley: The great retail revival: activity rises as the fightback gathers pace
With both Irish and international firms snapping up vacant spaces around the country, things are looking brighter for a sector long ravaged by Covid-19 restrictions - Subscribe |
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