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09 Oct '19 |
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DEAL: Horizon Therapeutics to move global HQ to 70 St Stephen’s Green
Horizon Therapeutics (formerly Horizon Pharma) is understood to have agreed a rent of in excess of €60 per sq ft for all 62,000sq ft of office space at No 70 St Stephen’s Green. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
09 Oct '19 |
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DEAL: Google strikes deal for new 7,000sq m Sandyford offices in Central Park
It is understood Google has agreed a rent at the newly-developed Block I of around €30 per sq ft on a lease of 10 years with a break option in the fifth year for six of the eight floors at the prope - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
09 Oct '19 |
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JLL concerns over Government’s property market interventions in Budget 2020
Following the release of the Budget 2020 today, JLL has mixed views about some of the measures that were introduced. It is encouraging to see an overall drive for positive economic growth, increasing - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
09 Oct '19 |
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CBRE reaction to increase the rate of stamp duty on commercial property transactions in Budget 2020
CBRE Ireland have reacted negatively to the Irish Government’s decision to increase the rate of stamp duty on commercial property transactions in Budget 2020, which they see as having a direct i - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
08 Oct '19 |
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Green Reit shareholders give backing to €1.34bn sale to Henderson Park
Green's chairman, Gary Kennedy, insisted the plan to offload the company was because shares in the firm had been trading at a "persistent structural discount to its underlying net asset value since ea - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
07 Oct '19 |
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CBRE: Dublin office market continuing to perform well
Marie Hunt: "Interestingly, exactly half of all take-up achieved in Q3 2019 occurred in the suburbs of the city as occupiers increasingly move some of their operations to suburban locations. Indeed, t - Subscribe |
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07 Oct '19 |
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[NEEDS SBP SUB] ‘You can’t build houses overnight’: Developers on their issues with the planning system
Four years ago, the message from property developers was clear. As Ireland came to terms with the fact that it had a housing crisis, they claimed they could get shovels in the ground if the slow, lumb - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Oct '19 |
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Chartered surveyors society names Shirley Coulter as chief executive
Ms Coulter replaces Áine Myler, who has served as director general of the organisation since November 2016.
The president of the SCSI, Johanna Gill, said Ms Coulter had a particularly strong track - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Oct '19 |
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Abbey subsidiary Kingscroft wins Foxrock planning appeal to build 28 apartments
Planning applications for the 0.48 hectare site submitted by Kingscroft Developments had been rejected three times.
It ends a 15-year effort by various owners to build on the site, currently occupi - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Oct '19 |
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‘Cultural change’ needed for communities to accept high density housing, Minister of State Damien English tells IPI conference
Planners must build trust with people to help them see “what’s best for them” rather than “what they think they actually want”, Mr English said, if the goals of compact growth and the sustai - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Oct '19 |
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Government to consider lowering help-to-buy scheme cap
The Government has been examining lowering the cap from €500,000 to somewhere between €250,000 to €300,000. A senior source said there are still “mixed views” on the proposals but it is hope - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
04 Oct '19 |
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Tips for first time buyers: don't rent, avoid Celtic Tiger era apartment blocks, and think ugly
Damned angry that home ownership in our cities is fast diminishing to the degree that his and other kids of their generation won't own a home, Mark Keenan has some tips. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
04 Oct '19 |
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DEAL: US investment trust CyrusOne paid €10.5m for two sites at the Grange Castle Business Park
The accounts show that CyrusOne paid just under €7m for the "purchase right to use land" at Grange Castle in 2018, and also completed the acquisition of an adjacent parcel of land, which included th - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
04 Oct '19 |
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Planners back IPUT's €75m Carrickmines retail centre
An Bord Pleanála has rejected an appeal by several parties including the Dundrum Retail Limited Partnership against the decision of Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council to approve a €75 million p - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
04 Oct '19 |
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Developers withdraw Nama State-aid appeal to EU court
Three leading Irish property developers have withdrawn their appeal to an EU court relating to a complaint that Nama’s financing of its clients’ residential projects breached State-aid rules. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
04 Oct '19 |
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Colin Farrell and Glenda Gilson among plaintiffs in action on Celtic Tiger-era defects at Spencer Dock Apartments
Prominent figures in the Celtic Tiger property scene, many of whom were involved with developer Treasury Holdings, are also named as plaintiffs, including John Bruder and Mark Pollard. Also listed are - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
04 Oct '19 |
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Pleanála’s appeals delayed by fast-track planning system
Board chairman Dave Walsh: “Given the priority the Government and Oireachtas is placing on ensuring we have a quick decision on those, we expedite them as best we can,” he said. This leads to “p - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
03 Oct '19 |
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IPUT given green light for major retail extension at The Park in Carrickmines
However, An Bord Pleanála has set some onerous conditions which could add to the cost of the project. These include a condition that the Ballyogan Link Road would be operational prior to the occupati - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
03 Oct '19 |
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Paul McNeive: 'State must be very wary of unintended consequences'
That's why I think blunter instruments such as changes to tax rates are more effective. They can be implemented quickly and are immediately understood. A good example is the SCSI argument to reduce th - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
03 Oct '19 |
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Old-fashioned builders are 'holding Ireland back and adding costs', says Taoiseach
The Construction Industry Federation (CIF) fired back, identifying the Government's own procurement rules as "the key logjam" preventing cost-effective delivery of public projects.
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