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10 Nov '21 |
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Three new senior hires at Colliers, as expansion continues
Colliers welcomes three new senior team members - Kate Ryan, Catherine Loughnane and Caitriona Kirrane - in Research, Valuation/ Advisory and Marketing/PR. Kate Ryan joins Colliers as Director of - Subscribe |
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10 Nov '21 |
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Celeb favourite The Standard to open first hotel in Ireland adjacent to Connolly Station
We are excited to partner with Ballymore to develop a new home for Dublin’s creative community and a destination for locals and visitors alike,” she said.
The Dublin outpost of The Standard is - Subscribe |
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10 Nov '21 |
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Fast-track planning process won’t be wound up until June next year
This means developers could in theory submit planning applications under the SHD rules up until June 2022 with applications being decided on up until October 2022. - Subscribe |
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10 Nov '21 |
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Has the delivery of student accommodation in Dublin peaked?
A new report from Cushman & Wakefield finds that close to 1,350 new PBSA bed spaces are due to be delivered to the Dublin market in 2021, bringing total stock in the market to about 18,700 bed spaces - Subscribe |
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10 Nov '21 |
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Daft.ie Q3 rental report: Back to abnormal but better times ahead
The figures in this latest Daft.ie Rental Report confirm a return to the pre-Covid-19 situation of weak supply in the face of very strong demand, due to underlying economic and demographic growth. Mar - Subscribe |
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09 Nov '21 |
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Dispute over development land involving Davy Hickey Properties settled
The case concerned a company called Oviedo Ltd which was formed with the specific purpose of taking the transfer of non-cash assets, including 30 subsidiaries, from an Isle of Man company, Davy Hickey - Subscribe |
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09 Nov '21 |
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Locals disappointed by approval for 1,592 unit build-to-rent scheme at Clonliffe Road
The board also stated that the resulting apartment scheme could not be used for short term lets, adding that ownership of the development will remain with one institution for a minimum of 15 years.
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09 Nov '21 |
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South Dublin council votes against sale of land in Castlefield in Knocklyon to private developers
Two sites, located beside each other off the Old Knocklyon Road and Castlefield Avenue in Dublin 16, were going to be sold to Orbitiz Limited for €2.65m, with the intention that housing would be bui - Subscribe |
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09 Nov '21 |
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Up to half of houses in new schemes to be reserved for owner-occupiers
Local authorities will be empowered to set aside up to 50 per cent of homes in new developments for owner-occupiers under proposals to be considered by Cabinet on Tuesday.
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09 Nov '21 |
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Finnegan Menton seeking commercial surveyor
Finnegan Menton have an IMMEDIATE VACANCY for a General Practice Surveyor in our Commercial Department. You will have the scope to be involved in all types of General Practice work with particular foc - Subscribe |
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08 Nov '21 |
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Q3 2021 witnesses strongest office take-up in years: BNP Paribas Real Estate
Dr John McCartney: New supply, the return of international occupiers and growth in office-based employment are helping to drive recovery in the office market - Subscribe |
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08 Nov '21 |
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Majority of homes in Nama’s pipeline cannot be delivered before 2025
Paschal Donohoe, the Minister for Finance, has said Nama’s 426-hectare portfolio of zoned land with potential for housing would be utilised between now and 2035. - Subscribe |
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08 Nov '21 |
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Profits at Rohan Holdings almost treble to €27.45m as values surge
The directors state that the profits were largely generated by the development and sale of industrial units, the refurbishment and sale of residential properties and strong lettings across the group. - Subscribe |
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08 Nov '21 |
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Construction activity rises sharply again as new orders surge
Growth in Irish building activity accelerated again in October, with the sector expanding for the sixth consecutive month, according to Ulster Bank’s construction purchasing managers’ index (PMI). - Subscribe |
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08 Nov '21 |
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Kennedy Wilson gets $25m in cash payouts from Irish joint ventures
US real estate group Kennedy Wilson received cash distributions from its Irish joint ventures of just more than $25 million (€21.6 million) in the first nine months of this year, according to a pros - Subscribe |
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08 Nov '21 |
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Approval given for 1,592 unit build-to-rent scheme at Clonliffe Road
US property group Hines sought permission to develop apartment blocks of up to 18-storeys tall on the site of the old Holy Cross seminary.
The proposal received 120 submissions, including one from - Subscribe |
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04 Nov '21 |
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Savills: Dublin Industrial & Logistics Market Q3 2021
DOWNLOAD FULL REPORT HERE >>> With pipeline supply well contained and limited standing stock, we have seen rents for prime stock increase by 4.8% over the last year - Subscribe |
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04 Nov '21 |
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Property giant LandSec buys urban renewal specialist U+I
In Ireland, U+I has struggled with some of its big schemes including last year when Kieran Wallace of KPMG was appointed receiver over certain assets of Development Securities Properties Donnybrook Li - Subscribe |
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04 Nov '21 |
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Locals seek to limit height of redevelopment in Dundrum
Councillor Anne Colgan, spokesperson for the ‘Imagine Dundrum’ (ID) group, is concerned that the landowner, Dundrum Retail GP DAC (DRGP), might seek permission for tall towers, similar to the 14-s - Subscribe |
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04 Nov '21 |
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Developers U + I eye Dublin 8 White Heather Industrial Estate site at triple 2018 price
Developer U+I stands to triple its money without laying a single block after a site it bought for €7m in 2018 between Dublin’s Grand Canal and South Circular Road was rezoned for residential use a - Subscribe |
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