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12 Oct '20 |
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Construction should be ‘essential’ if country moved to Level 4, says CIF
The Construction Industry Federation wrote to the Taoiseach and Tánaiste last Monday saying that shutting the industry would immediately hit the delivery of essential housing and infrastructure. The - Subscribe |
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12 Oct '20 |
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Irish construction nears stabilisation after Covid-19 hit
The Ulster Bank construction purchasing managers’ index (PMI), a seasonally adjusted index designed to track changes in construction activity - rose to 47.0 in September from 44.0 in August. Still, - Subscribe |
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12 Oct '20 |
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Yew Grove reports rent collections at almost 100% for fourth quarter
Rent collections for the fourth quarter are almost at 100 per cent, Yew Grove said, with 99.95 per cent of the amount owed collected, with the balance “expected shortly”. This compares with collec - Subscribe |
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11 Oct '20 |
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Prices stable in resilient new homes market: Tommy Barker
The robust nature of the Irish property market in this extraordinary pandemic year continues to engage, and that’s as true for the New Homes market as it is in the wider front. - Subscribe |
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11 Oct '20 |
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Co-living development ‘will destroy’ North Great George’s Street: heritage groups
Hill Street Limited Partnership was last June granted permission by An Bord Pleanála for a seven-storey, 129-bed shared accommodation development with communal kitchen and living spaces at 39-42 Hill - Subscribe |
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09 Oct '20 |
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Hundreds of affordable homes promised for Dublin’s new south city suburb
When it comes to progressing the hugely ambitious masterplan it has for Cherrywood, Quintain would seem intent on doing quite a lot of business between now and 2025. By that point, the company says it - Subscribe |
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09 Oct '20 |
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Building work has started on 15 commercial developments
The largest project is Henderson Park's development of Block N1, Central Park, Sandyford, Dublin 18. It will complete in early 2023 and will comprise 200,000 sq ft. The total cost of building the N1 o - Subscribe |
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09 Oct '20 |
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Paul McNeive: Will Budget 2021 finally address the housing market crisis failures?
At the heart of the problem is the State's almost total failure to build affordable houses, despite having the money, the land and the planning powers. Instead, governments rely on the private sector - Subscribe |
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09 Oct '20 |
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Cairn offers €20k garden office option to new home buyers
Despite plenty of interest they haven’t quite yet taken off, says Sarah Murray, director of customer at the firm. “Buyers are asking lots of questions but it’s not part of getting them in the do - Subscribe |
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09 Oct '20 |
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CBRE: Take-up in the Dublin industrial & logistics sector reached 71,602m2 in Q3 2020
CBRE Ireland have released figures for the volume of transactional activity recorded in the industrial and logistics sector in Dublin in the first nine months of 2020. According to Garrett McClean, Ex - Subscribe |
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09 Oct '20 |
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Five-star hotel approved for St Mary’s College on Bloomfield Avenue in Donnybrook
The board reversed a decision of Dublin City Council to refuse planning permission to hoteliers, Joe and Margaret Scally, for a new 169-bedroom hotel on the site of the former St Mary’s College on B - Subscribe |
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09 Oct '20 |
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Commercial property sales drop by over 50% as Covid hits market: Cushman & Wakefield
In the nine months to the end of September, direct investment sales totalled €1.15 billion, representing a significant decline on the same period in 2019 where €2.4 billion was recorded, the group - Subscribe |
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09 Oct '20 |
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RGRE'S attempt to swap Tara Street hotel for offices rejected by Dublin city planners
In explaining its decision, the council has told the developer that the replacement of the Aqua Vetro building’s proposed hotel with additional office space would “detrimentally impact on the dyna - Subscribe |
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09 Oct '20 |
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Nama sold boom-era Quinlan loans €29 million too low, C&AG says
Mr McCarthy told the committee that Nama dealt solely with the buyer and did not put Project Nantes up for sale on the open market. Nor did the agency get current valuations for the properties before - Subscribe |
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09 Oct '20 |
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Rent collection by Hibernia Reit remains robust
At the same point in August and September, respectively, 94 per cent and 96 per cent of that month’s contracted rent had been received and the occupancy rate was 95 per cent in both cases.
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07 Oct '20 |
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Colliers Q3 Investment Stats
DOWNLOAD FULL REPORT HERE >>> Demand remains strong across the PRS, office and logistics sectors, with substantial volumes of capital looking to be deployed by year end. The big question is .. who wi - Subscribe |
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07 Oct '20 |
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CBRE: office leasing activity recorded in Dublin in the first nine months of 2020
CBRE Ireland have released figures for the volume of office leasing activity recorded in Dublin in the first nine months of 2020. According to the property consultants, following one of the worst quar - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Oct '20 |
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Michelle Jackons, TWM: Commercial real estate security and yield remain attractive in face of Covid-19
Although this is below the levels seen in recent years, it would be a positive outcome for 2020, and a strong sign of the underlying confidence in the Irish market in the medium to long term in the fa - Subscribe |
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07 Oct '20 |
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DEAL: M7 Real Estate pays €28.5m for two Dublin offices
the company is understood to have paid around €13.5 million for the long leasehold interest of five fully-let units at the Sandyford Business Centre in south Dublin. The second transaction, which is - Subscribe |
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07 Oct '20 |
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Pandemic paradox: Why aren’t house prices falling?
In a recent article, The Economist put rising global house prices down to a combination of three things: cheaper credit, government hand-outs during the pandemic, and changing consumer preferences. - Subscribe |
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