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04 Nov '21 |
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The Atlas Limited Partnership seeks return of €3.7m deposit from DCU
The Atlas Limited Partnership agreed to buy the land at Hampstead, Glasnevin, in December 2019 for €37.6 million.
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04 Nov '21 |
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Logistics demand fuelled by Brexit and €2bn online spend monthly
Cathal Morley of JLL says the Dublin logistics sector has changed “immeasurably” from the mid-2000s and is now dominated by about seven developers. There has been a trend towards larger units with - Subscribe |
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04 Nov '21 |
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German investors dominate commercial property this year: BNP Paribas Real Estate Ireland
Kenneth Rouse: “With travel restrictions easing, it is no surprise to see increased activity, with notable Q3 transactions involving foreign investors including German, US, French and Dutch buyers, - Subscribe |
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04 Nov '21 |
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US co-living operator eyes 2022 launch in Dublin
“We’re taking our time to find the right opportunities that make the most sense for Common,” said Brian Lee, Common’s London-based managing director of real estate, of a potential Irish move. - Subscribe |
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04 Nov '21 |
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DEAL: Chemist Warehouse to open fourth Irish outlet in at Ashbourne Retail Park
Irish homeware store Choice and Danish furniture retailer Jysk recently opened new stores at the park. According to the letting agents, Iveagh Consultants and Wilson Wright, two further deals are curr - Subscribe |
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04 Nov '21 |
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Baker Forge Properties' student accommodation plan for Baker’s Corner, Dun Laoghaire opposed
Plans for a 276-unit student accommodation development in Dún Laoghaire are facing opposition from residents, a nursing home and An Taisce.
Earlier this year Baker Forge Properties lodged fast-tra - Subscribe |
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02 Nov '21 |
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Dublin’s apartment building boom resumes after Covid hiatus
The CSO figures show there were 1,000 apartments completed nationally between July and September this year. This was 40 per cent up on the number of apartments completed in the same period last year. - Subscribe |
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02 Nov '21 |
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Property company, Killross Properties, claims Ardstone Homes is in breach of agreement to sell Kildare land
Killross Properties Ltd says that last April it agreed to buy the land at Capdoo, Clane, from Ardstone Homes Ltd for a total of €10 million, subject to the completion by Ardstone of a compulsory pur - Subscribe |
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02 Nov '21 |
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New Sandymount apartments from Maxol Property Ltd would ‘significantly overlook’ school, court told
An Bord Pleanala gave fast-track permission in September for the construction of a 112-unit Strategic Housing Development (SHD) scheme on the site of a Maxol garage off Beach Road next to St Matthew - Subscribe |
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01 Nov '21 |
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Walking the line with equity funds
Not all institutional investors are ‘vultures’ hungry to feed on the vulnerable in Ireland’s property market. Many take a long-term view and bring vital development, without which we will never - Subscribe |
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01 Nov '21 |
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Expect rise in warehouse rents to continue: Cathal Daughton, Lisney
The warehousing sector is having to manage increased building costs associated with ever more demanding regulatory guidelines, progressive environmental awareness and general inflation. - Subscribe |
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01 Nov '21 |
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Big Dublin retail projects hit by delays
The completion of Clerys Quarter and Central Plaza, two redevelopments of iconic Dublin landmarks, have been delayed by nine months and a year, respectively, as a result of lockdowns and a shortage of - Subscribe |
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01 Nov '21 |
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Lisney see less ‘frantic bidding’ in residential market
The latest markets insights report on residential sales and lettings by estate agent Lisney does contain a measure of good news, but it also makes it clear that the supply crunch that has helped to dr - Subscribe |
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01 Nov '21 |
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CBRE November bi-monthly update on commercial market
DOWNLOAD FULL REPORT HERE >>> CBRE suggest that the extent of activity underway is therefore not fully appreciated due to the length of time it is taking to translate into completed transactions. - Subscribe |
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01 Nov '21 |
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UK property lender Octopus launches in Ireland
Octopus said it offers clients a speedy approvals process on bridging loans starting from €500,000.
The British outfit said its product is available for all types of commercial property transacti - Subscribe |
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31 Oct '21 |
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Lagan Homes double profits to almost €7.5m as sales rise 23%
Lagan has concentrated on its businesses in Northern Ireland and England, while starting a new operation in the Republic to meet demand around Dublin. - Subscribe |
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29 Oct '21 |
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Number of housing starts passes 30,000 as construction hits its fastest pace since 2008: Davy Stockbrokers
The data for September show 3,200 starts during the month, taking the rolling 12-month total to 30,500.
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28 Oct '21 |
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Paul McNeive: Hitting building carbon targets will take sticks as well as carrots
Initiatives at Swords Business Campus to date include the provision of Go Cars and communal vans, electric car chargers, an LED lighting upgrade, the introduction of beehives and a nesting box project - Subscribe |
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28 Oct '21 |
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Relm Finance prepares to launch its fourth fund
Relm Finance, the Irish non-bank lender specialising in commercial and residential property investment, is preparing to launch its fourth fund with more than €300 million potentially available to be - Subscribe |
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28 Oct '21 |
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Cushman & Wakefield’s Irish arm sees €3.5m loss over Covid curbs
The report notes that directors may have to take further action that alter the company’s business, either mandated by State authorities or deemed to be in the best interests of workers, customers or - Subscribe |
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