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11 Sep '19 |
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Construction industry lobbies for more help for house buyers
Tom Parlon said that a combination of house prices in the capital, strict rules on mortgages and loan-to-income ratios meant new homes remained unaffordable for many couples. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
09 Sep '19 |
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Global co-living giant to submit plans for 235-room site in Dublin
One of the world's largest co-living companies, The Collective, is set to submit plans for a 235-room development in Dublin, the Sunday Independent understands.
The company purchased a half-acre si - Subscribe |
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09 Sep '19 |
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Construction activity in Republic rises but North’s economy in trouble
Simon Barry, chief economist for Ulster Bank: “Overall, following the sharp weakening in the pace of construction activity recorded over the previous three months, the pick-up in the August PMI is a - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
09 Sep '19 |
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Glenveagh boss buys €132,950 worth of shares
Stephen Garvey, the recently installed chief executive of the residential housebuilder, notified the stock market on Monday he had bought the shares at a price of 66.4 cent each. After 9am on Monday m - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
09 Sep '19 |
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Blackrock apartment owners at Frascati Hall face €25,000 bill for defects
The 42-apartment block was built by developer McInerney Homes, which went into receivership in 2011 with debts of €113 million.
Details of the structural defects present at the block were summari - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
06 Sep '19 |
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Gannon Properties eyes approval for nearly 2,000 Clongriffin homes
Gannon Properties Ltd is seeking planning permission for 1,130 “build-to-rent” apartments and 625 build-to-sell units. The original masterplan for a 53-hectare site in Clongriffin in 2003 provided - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
06 Sep '19 |
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Jysk Director says chain would open new stores ‘one per month’ if they could find the sites
It originally planned to open 15 Irish stores, but the company has since increased that target to about 40 stores over the next three to five years, due to the success of its opening. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
05 Sep '19 |
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DEAL: Site at Stockwell on Sandyford Road, Dundrum, sells for €1.4m.
The property extends to 0.32 acres and benefits from full planning permission for a part two/part three-storey building comprising eight own-door apartment and duplex units, of which four are one-bedr - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
05 Sep '19 |
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Cork sees more than €150m in deals in active second quarter
The latest deal is expected to see O'Callaghan Properties sell its Half Moon Street mixed use development in the heart of Cork City Centre for more than the €34m which had been guided by joint agent - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
05 Sep '19 |
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Help to Buy uncertainty thwarts new home buyers
Any changes to the scheme would be “disastrous” , according to Ken MacDonald of estate agent Hooke & MacDonald. “We know from our own research that 80 per cent of our purchasers would not be buy - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
05 Sep '19 |
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Pat McCann buys shares in Glenveagh
Recently installed Glenveagh Properties director Pat McCann has bought €44,520 worth of shares in the company.
Mr McCann, who was appointed as a non-executive director last month, bought 70,000 s - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
05 Sep '19 |
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Limerick has 3.5 times more vacant office space than Galway
Some 14,950sq m of space was available in Galway at the end of June, a 17 per cent fall to the same period in 2018, compared to 52,550sq m of available space in Limerick, which reflects a 3 per cent r - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
05 Sep '19 |
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New lending partnership to fund two housing developments, in Blackrock and Ranelagh
Castlehaven Finance and Avenue Capital will loan developer Michael Moran €20 million to fund home building on two high-profile sites in what is the lenders’ first deal as a partnership. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
05 Sep '19 |
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Why does a new house cost what it does?
To put those figures in perspective, a prospective buyer would need to earn €108,277-€114,692 a year to secure a 90 per cent mortgage under the Central Bank’s lending rules. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
04 Sep '19 |
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How can I bring a low-rent property up to market rates?
Kersten Mehl: The choices before you are as follows:
1. Engage in substantial change under the definition of the Act and put yourself in a position to obtain open market rental value. 2. Sell the p - Subscribe |
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04 Sep '19 |
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LEASE DEAL: Cosmetics and beauty brand, Rituals, agreed 15-year lease on 48 William Street, Galway
Having gone on the market late last year through agent Tony Kernan of Lambert Smith Hampton, the property was acquired by a local investor for in excess of €2 million following a best-bids process. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
04 Sep '19 |
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Ronan Group Real Estate appoints new CEO as company aims for further growth
Ronan Group Real Estate (RGRE), has announced the appointment of Rory Williams as its new chief executive officer. A former partner in the corporate and commercial department of blue-chip law firm Art - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
04 Sep '19 |
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DEVELOPMENT DEAL: Westridge Real Estate completes €140m purchase of DIT Kevin Street campus
It is understood that Westridge will now press ahead with plans to seek planning permission for a major mixed-use scheme on the 3.57 acre site, comprising mainly Grade A office space alongside a large - Subscribe |
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04 Sep '19 |
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Dublin sales I: Just-released deals recorded in the Property Price Register < €300,000
Our version of the PPR includes links to Google search to make your research somewhat easier. To search the complete Register, click on 'Price Register' tab above. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
03 Sep '19 |
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Howard Holdings' Greg Coughlan’s Kinsale home selling price shows how far he fell
“He contributed substantially to the development of Cork,” said local estate agent Maurice Cohalan. “He was 20 years ahead of everyone really,” he told The Echo.
Yet, within a year, the fin - Subscribe |
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