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Our NEWS section is the most comprehensive publication on the business of property in Ireland, keeping our trade readers fully informed on all developments in the property business and among their competitors.

It gathers together in one place all reports on the market, and goes into much greater detail than does the consumer press on trade issues of interest to estate agents, developers and other property professionals. It summarises property stories from the media, and provides handy links to the full stories. Occasional indepth features and opinion pieces for a fully developed online property magazine. It also acts as a searchable archive of all property matters down the years.

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© Irish Examiner 28 Oct '19

Property companies in Carlow embroiled in planning row

Fairgreen Shopping Centre (Carlow) Ltd objected and in response, consultants for TTH claim that the Fairgreen Shopping Centre objection is primarily “anti-competitive and intended to protect alterna -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 28 Oct '19

Saving WeWork will be hard work

Making money in the “shared space” business involves ruthless cost management, and a measured approach to growth, industry executives said. WeWork’s critics say it has had neither. While the com -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 28 Oct '19

Bidx1 set for Spanish market after Cyprus property sale success

Irish online auctioneer Bidx1 will sell its first Spanish properties this week after doing €9.5 million worth of deals in its most recently opened market, Cyprus. -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 25 Oct '19

Nando's eyes new Irish sites after forex bite

Nando's is currently seeking out more sites to open restaurants here, after the company's pre-tax profits declined marginally last year to €3.98m. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 25 Oct '19

Royal Hibernian Way upgrade plan gets green light

An Bord Pleanála has upheld the decision of Dublin City Council to approve the final phase of plans by Friends First to upgrade the shopping arcade between Dawson Street and Duke Lane, which contains -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 25 Oct '19

DEAL: Marlet gets €45m from sale of 56 apartments at the corner of Cardiff Lane in Dublin docklands

Pat Crean’s Marlet Property Group has secured in the region of €45 million from the forward sale to UK fund, Realis, of 56 high-end apartments it is developing in Dublin’s south docklands. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 25 Oct '19

Lone Star rolls Irish land into Quintain unit as IPO ditched

US private equity group Lone Star has abandoned a plan to roll its massive Irish residential landbank into a Dublin-listed vehicle, opting instead to use its UK property development arm to deliver mor -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 25 Oct '19

Sherry FitzGerald looking at re-entering UK market

Stephen McKenna: “We’re set up for growth and we need to look to expand. There’s expansion in the Irish market through further consolidation within the industry. We’re also looking at the UK, -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 24 Oct '19

Housing targets 'face risks' from poor construction productivity

The department warned that deficits in managerial capacity, and the prevalence of small and medium-sized firms and micro-enterprises in the sector, as well as the fragmented nature of the industry, al -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 24 Oct '19

Generation downsize: How to trade down to a smaller home

Rena O'Kelly: “The first step is to get a professional valuation of your own home. This will inform your budget.” While the property price register may tell you what your neighbour’s house mad -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 23 Oct '19

Red tape means 'fast-tracked' homes now face two-year delays

The Irish Planning Institute (IPI) will tell the Oireachtas Housing Committee today: "The post-permission period is increasingly more complex." While ABP handles the planning application, councils -  Subscribe
© The Property Week 23 Oct '19

Daft.ie's 2019 H2 Luas & DART House Price maps

The typical price of a three-bedroom family home near one of Dublin’s rail stations is €439,000, nearly 10% higher than an average price in the capital for this kind of property (€401, -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 23 Oct '19

Israeli-based Meitav Dash set to ramp up lending to Irish house builders

The company, which has more than €35 billion under management currently, has taken a controlling stake in the Dublin-based Lotus Investment Group, providing it with an immediate platform from which -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 23 Oct '19

Cushman and Wakefield: Investment in Irish commercial property surpasses €2.4bn

The company said the third quarter also witnessed a “switch up in the asset class rankings” with office transactions returning to the top of the table ahead of residential transactions. It said of -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 23 Oct '19

Hooke & MacDonald: Dublin’s private rented sector records sales of €1.35bn

For the second successive quarter, some 55 per cent of all investment transactions in the capital involved the purchase by institutional investors of both newly-built and existing apartment developmen -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 23 Oct '19

DEAL: Oakmount pays €17m for 5.26 acre Blackthorn Avenue site in Sandyford

Developer Paddy McKillen jnr’s Oakmount and partners, Core Capital, have paid about €17 million to acquire a prime, ready-to-go office site at Sandyford in south Dublin. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 23 Oct '19

Davy lines up €115m purchase of St Stephen’s Green centre stake

A fund managed by Davy Real Estate has entered into exclusive talks in relation to the acquisition of two separate shareholdings amounting to a 62.4 per cent stake in Dublin’s St Stephen’s Green S -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 23 Oct '19

DEAL: Richmond Homes buys Dublin residential site with scope for 1,600 homes

Richmond Homes has emerged as the successful purchaser of a 51 hectare (125 acre) site in Baldoyle, north Dublin, in what is one of the biggest development land deals of the year. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 23 Oct '19

Two Dublin WeWork office deals (Clerys Quarter and Forum Building in IFSC) unravel

Elsewhere in the city, the Irish Times understands that a potential plan by WeWork to rent a second block at Ballymore and Oxley’s Dublin Landings scheme will not proceed. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 22 Oct '19

Tathony Holdings objects to James Street Hotel 's aparthotel plans at James Street, Dublin 8

Tathony, which owns a nearby apartment block at Tathony House, Bow Lane West, Kilmainham, Dublin 8, had objected to that plan and claimed the proposed development would interfere with its “easement -  Subscribe
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