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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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© The Property Week 16 Sep '21

CSO: Residential Property Price Index July 2021

Volume of sales up 49.2% compared to July 2020Residential Property Price Index (RPPI) increased by 8.6% nationally in the year to July 2021, with prices in Dublin rising by 8.1% and prices outside Dub -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 16 Sep '21

New homes: Comprehensive guide to the new houses for sale in Ireland this autumn-winter

David Browne, director of new homes with Savills, says supply is up this autumn, due to such delays. “We have much more than we would normally have,” he says. But it’s unlikely to be enough t -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 16 Sep '21

Sherry FitzGerald plans sale of majority stake to private equity

Sherry FitzGerald’s chief executive, Steven McKenna, confirmed PwC’s appointment to The Irish Times, adding that Mr FitzGerald would continue to be part of the “fabric” of the business after a -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 15 Sep '21

Firm behind Dublin co-living scheme ‘on brink of collapse’

The Collective, which builds and operates co-living apartments, aparthotels and co-working offices in London and New York, is about to go into bankruptcy administration, according to UK real estate ne -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 15 Sep '21

Plans for 1,365 new homes in Donabate ‘not acceptable’ say local councillors

A controversial plan to build 1,365 new homes at Corballis East in Donabate is simply “not acceptable” according to local councillors who were briefed on the proposal by Fingal County Council plan -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 15 Sep '21

Landlord, Alan Jenkins, hands over 10 properties in insolvency deal

Under the terms of the PIA, Havbell DAC has agreed to release any interest it has in the Rochfortbridge property. The court heard that Mr Jenkins, who currently lives in rented accommodation with his -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 15 Sep '21

Burlington Real Estate closing in on €29m deal for Carrisbrook House

The company, which is headed up by former Treasury Holdings chief executive John Bruder, is understood to have secured the property in the face of competing offers from a number of parties. US real es -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 15 Sep '21

Bord Pleanála gives green light to 1,047 homes at O’Devaney Gardens site

The scheme by Richard Barrett’s Bartra is comprised of 1,047 residential units and includes 10 apartment blocks. The units are made up of 1,024 apartments and 23 houses with the site located in t -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 15 Sep '21

The Best Place to Live in Ireland 2021: Which areas are the most affordable?

Cabra, Dublin 7 is the only Dublin location featured. The assessment states: "Prices in the capital are high, but Cabra represents very good value relative to other areas of Dublin." -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 14 Sep '21

DEAL: Marlet in €78m deal for Parks Collection retail park portfolio in Dublin, Drogheda and Clonmel

The Parks Collection, being sold by agent Cushman & Wakefield on behalf of Marathon Asset Management, comprises Belgard Retail Park in Tallaght, Dublin 24, the M1 Retail Park in Drogheda, Co Louth, an -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 14 Sep '21

DEAL: H&M to open for business at Dublin’s new Clerys Quarter with 5,575sq m of retail space

The remaining 2,787sq m (30,000sq ft) of retail space, meanwhile, is understood to be the subject of negotiations between developer Paddy McKillen jnr’s Oakmount, and Flannels – a premium clothing -  Subscribe
© Other 13 Sep '21

Ronan Group Real Estate: reserving homes for locals is discriminatory

RGE has claimed a proposal by Wicklow county council to set aside 25 per cent of all new medium-sized to large housing developments for people who have been living in the county for the preceding thre -  Subscribe
© Business Post 13 Sep '21

DEAL: US data centre support firm locates Irish HQ in Drogheda

ITRenew, the California-based company, has leased a new warehouse and manufacturing facility at Donore Road in Drogheda, Co Louth. The move is set to create 40 new jobs over the next three years. -  Subscribe
© Business Post 13 Sep '21

John O'Connor, Housing Agency: Paying less for land will provide more affordable housing

Many of those opposed to the state’s new 20 per cent Part V requirement assume that it will increase property prices. In fact it will do the opposite -  Subscribe
© Business Post 13 Sep '21

Paul Scannell, HWBC: Office market starts to find its feet after Covid-19

When it comes to demand from tenants for new office space in Dublin, it’s clear that the pandemic has led to postponed decisions, and a dramatic 81 per cent decline in the amount of new space leased -  Subscribe
© Business Post 13 Sep '21

Fingal’s Broadmeadow Greenway, Corballis to include 1,365 residential units and wildlife park

The site at Corballis in Donabate is being developed by Aledo Donabate Ltd, part of the Cannon Kirk Group, which has previously developed other highly successful projects in Donabate, including the Li -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 13 Sep '21

Call my agent: 10 questions to ask when buying a property

4: Was it sale agreed before? 8: Have the other bidders shown proof of funds? 7: Are the other bidders cash buyers, loan approved or subject to sale? -  Subscribe
© The Currency 13 Sep '21

Global capital is finally coming for the pubs

Low interest rates and wealthy investors are driving a boom in pub prices. Will there still be room for the little guy? -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 13 Sep '21

Government develops system to share inflation costs with builders

The move comes after industry leaders privately warned the department in a letter that building firms could go bust due to rising materials prices hitting public sector contracts. -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 13 Sep '21

Construction growth still robust despite further easing in August

The latest Ulster Bank Construction Purchasing Managers’ Index still notched up a reading of 57.5 in August, showing that overall growth in the sector remains robust. Any reading ab -  Subscribe
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