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01 Oct '20 |
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Only half the homes needed this year will be built, CIF conference told
Stephen McCarthy, managing director of Astra Construction Services, argued that the shared equity scheme provided a better solution to the Republic’s housing crisis.
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30 Sep '20 |
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RTB Rent Index Q2 2020 shows quarterly rent levels moderated across the country amid Covid-19 crisis, with 0.0% annual change in Dublin
The Q2 2020 RTB Rent Index shows that rents fell nationally between Q1 and Q2 2020 to stand at €1,226 and there was a quarterly drop of 0.6% on rents in the previous quarter.The annual growth rat - Subscribe |
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30 Sep '20 |
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Colliers International announces promotions for Rhona Baker, Stephen Conway, Weldon Mather, and Gillian O'Keeffe
Pictured (pre-Covid) L-R, Gillian O’Keefe, Stephen Conway, Rhona Baker, Weldon Mather and Declan Stone Colliers International is pleased to announce a number of recent senior promotions, wi - Subscribe |
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30 Sep '20 |
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Marlet statement about College Square permission
"We are delighted with An Bord Pleanala's decision to grant permission for the addition of a 10-storey residential tower to the top of an already approved 11-storey office block, on our College S - Subscribe |
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30 Sep '20 |
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Property report claims thousands of tech workers left Dublin during pandemic
A Davy report advising clients on property investment opportunities in Dublin claims that over 2,000 Google workers left the country to work remotely from other EU destinations. The claim has been des - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
30 Sep '20 |
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DEAL: Saudi Arabian embassy signs 10-year lease for 12 Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin 2
The Saudis have committed to a new 10-year lease at a rent in the region of €39.50 per sq ft (€425.14 per sq m) per annum together with six on-site car parking spaces at a rent of €3,500 per spa - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
30 Sep '20 |
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Ken MacDonald: Institutional investors are playing a key role in providing housing for all
According to the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB), over 92 per cent of Irish residential landlords have three tenancies or less; there were only 11 landlords with 300-plus units in 2019. This illustr - Subscribe |
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30 Sep '20 |
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Invest in more social housing to avoid Covid-related supply shock, says ESRI
A new paper from ESRI researchers has concluded that the long-term effect of Covid-19 on the housing market is likely to be a reduction in supply of homes in coming years caused by a dip in investment - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
28 Sep '20 |
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More financial firms setting up or expanding in Ireland despite Covid-19
New figures showed 67 investment companies have entered or expanded their presence in the Irish market. These, and the 500 other investment managers who utilise services here, established 323 new inve - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
28 Sep '20 |
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Cheapest houses by Christmas? Perhaps not, but change is coming
To understand what has been happening, first consider that most of those whose jobs are affected by Covid-19 are generally working in lower-paid sectors like catering, retail and hospitality. - Subscribe |
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28 Sep '20 |
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Market Watch: Don’t forget housing in the budget
We can’t let Brexit and Covid distract us from problems in the supply of affordable homes: - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
28 Sep '20 |
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House buyers quit cities for home towns as remote working trend continues: Mark Keenan
The Irish Independent/ Real Estate Alliance (REA) Average House Price Index also shows prices in the country's regional towns have risen by almost 1pc in 12 weeks to €163,345, compared to less than - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
28 Sep '20 |
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State should use Covid-19 impact on construction costs to build new homes: Micheál Mahon, SCSI
We believe, amongst other measures, the present Government should leverage the Land Development Agency (LDA) and local authorities to deliver new alternative models of delivery for social housing by u - Subscribe |
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28 Sep '20 |
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FEATURED PROPERTY: Land bank of more than 45 acres zoned and fully serviced beside Northwest Business Park
REA Grimes are delighted to present to the market a strategic land bank of c18.49 hectares (c45.68 acres) at Mooretown, Dublin 15. The lands at Mooretown represent a prime parcel of undeveloped lands - Subscribe |
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27 Sep '20 |
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Senior negotiator position available with DNG at Stillorgan office
Douglas Newman Good has a position available in its busy Stillorgan office for a senior negotiator to cover the surrounding suburbs of south Dublin. Ideal for experienced agent or graduate with - Subscribe |
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27 Sep '20 |
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IHBA says private housing has fallen to 1970s levels
Last week, the Irish Home Builders Association (IHBA) launched its analysis of the sector with a blood-curdling statistic that the Covid-19 pandemic has led to a 26 per cent drop in planned developmen - Subscribe |
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27 Sep '20 |
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Investment firm Iput signs up to anti-carbon initiative
roperty investment group Iput Real Estate Dublin, or Iput, has become the first Irish property company to join the World Green Building Council's Net Zero Carbon Buildings Commitment. Iput has pledged - Subscribe |
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27 Sep '20 |
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A grassroots approach is critical to the success of PPPs, says U+I
That is the view of Arlene van Bosch, development director at U+I Ireland, the Irish arm of the British property development company. She also hopes that the recent extension of the remit of the gover - Subscribe |
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27 Sep '20 |
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Clancy Quay leads way as new builds start to return
Covid-19 has put pressure on the construction industry, but big-ticket schemes are still getting completed around the country - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
27 Sep '20 |
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More than 30 people queue overnight to secure property in Carlow
Auctioneer June Doran maintains that the “unprecedented” interest comes from how work has been affected by the coronavirus; working from home has “freed up” people to consider moving beyond Du - Subscribe |
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