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26 Sep '22 |
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Lioncor Developments subsidiary 1 Terenure Land Ltd gets go-ahead for 208-unit apartment scheme in Terenure
“Whilst the density is high, the applicant has provided a development that will provide for good residential amenity for future occupants whilst ensuring that existing residential amenity can be pro - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
26 Sep '22 |
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Council raises ‘concerns’ about elements of Ballymore’s plan for Guinness Quarter
“In particular the massing, scale and elevational treatment of the proposed residential tower in block two and its potential negative impact on the amenities and the character of the immediate area - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
25 Sep '22 |
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Zara’s billionaire founder in talks to enter Irish property market
Pontegadea, a family office that invests on behalf of Ortega, is in advanced discussions to buy the Dublin office development for €550 million, the newspaper said, citing a report on property websit - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
24 Sep '22 |
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Directors’ pay at property firm Hooke & MacDonald rises to €3.35m
Last year, eight directors sat on the board and they are listed as David Lawlor, Ken MacDonald, David Cantwell, Renagh MacDonald, Donald MacDonald, Des Donnelly, Enda Moore and Gavin Hanlon. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
24 Sep '22 |
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Bono-backed company objects to Dalkey apartments on basis it will “devalue” the company’s Tramyard site
Clós Nua Ltd, part-owned by the U2 frontman and developer Paddy McKillen snr, has lodged a hard-hitting objection, claiming a proposed three-storey Elaine Wann scheme next door on Dalkey’s Castle S - Subscribe |
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24 Sep '22 |
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DNG: Further moderation in rate of house price inflation in Dublin as landlords continue to exit the market
Keith Lowe: "One factor driving the stabilisation in prices is the increase in supply in the second hand market, with 25% more resale properties available to buy now in Dublin compared to a year ago. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
23 Sep '22 |
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Paul McNeive: What’s on the Budget wish list for the property industry?
Aoife Brennan at Lisney said it is imperative that there is no increase in the “non-residential” stamp duty rate of 7.5pc, given that the market is already dealing with increased interest rates. - Subscribe |
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22 Sep '22 |
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Cairn: a housing boom play a stone's throw away
Still, the continued need for housing in Ireland should mean that, while cyclical threats may hinder Cairn, they are unlikely to throw it off course. What’s more, the housebuilder’s current gearin - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
22 Sep '22 |
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Planning refusal for contentious Ringsend seven-storey, senior living scheme
More than 65 objections were lodged against the 30-unit plan lodged by Glencarra Ringsend Ltd, including one from the principal of St Patrick’s Girls’ National School in Ringsend, Anne Smith, who - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
21 Sep '22 |
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DEAL: Westbrook Motors, understood to be purchasers of Unit 6D at Rosemount Business Park in Ballycoolin, Dublin 15
Industrial property specialists Harvey have secured just under €1.1 million from the sale of the modern, end-of-block light industrial/warehouse unit with ancillary office space, located on a total - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
21 Sep '22 |
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Myles Clarke, CBRE: What does the change in financing rates mean for Ireland’s real estate sector?
For so many reasons, we hope this period of sustained inflation begins to cool so that central banks can begin to communicate when and at what level they expect interest rates to peak for this cycle. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
21 Sep '22 |
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Hibernia Real Estate Group achieves full occupancy at 2 Cumberland Place
Experian plc (represented by John Shannon of C&W) has signed a 10-year lease for the entire second floor extending to approximately 816 sq m. The first floor has been let to Castlelake Advisors (Irela - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
21 Sep '22 |
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JR AMC pulls back from disposal joint selling agents CBRE and Savills of No 2 Dublin Landings as uncertainty roils real estate markets
Having paid €106.5 million to acquire the north docklands building in November 2018, the real estate investment trust JR AMC had been preparing to bring the property to the market shortly at a guide - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
21 Sep '22 |
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DEAL: Eagle Street Partners acquires former Ericsson headquarter office for €10.5m
Property investor secures HSE as tenant for Boole House in Clonskeagh following purchase from Beauparc Utilities founder Eamon Waters via joint selling agents Knight Frank and JLL - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
20 Sep '22 |
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Landlords fleeing rental market due to ban on rent hikes, committee hears
Pat Davitt, chief executive of IPAV, told an Oireachtas committee that landlords feel they are “subsidising” their tenants because they are barred from hiking rents which are capped in rental pres - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
20 Sep '22 |
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Plan to build staff accommodation at Powerscourt Hotel is appealed to An Bord Pleanála
A proposed development at Powerscourt Hotel Resort and Spa has received a set back after a planning appeal against the granting of the permission was lodged with An Bord Pleanala.
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© The Irish Times |
19 Sep '22 |
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Noel Smyth's Fitzwilliam Real Estate to seek permission for hotel on site beside Arnotts
The lodging of the plans comes 10 months after Mr Smyth’s firm sought permission for a 12-storey, 159-unit build to rent scheme on the same site at Arnotts.
That involved the construction of a 12 - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
19 Sep '22 |
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Glenveagh closes Blackrock deal with German company, Union Investment
The forward purchase deal for Newtown Gardens, a controversial 140-unit apartment scheme near the wealthy suburb’s village centre, is due to complete in Q3 2024. - Subscribe |
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18 Sep '22 |
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Colin Richardson, CBRE: Commercial real estate stays attractive to investors
The last decade of ultra-low interest rates and quantitative easing have acted as a supportive catalyst for record investment volumes into the Irish commercial real estate market. Meanwhile, the Irish - Subscribe |
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18 Sep '22 |
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James Kearney, Lisney: No sign of a hard landing for industrial property market
There has been much discussion and debate over the past number of weeks on how the cooling off in the economy may affect the industrial and logistics market not only in Ireland but across the globe, w - Subscribe |
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