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10 Sep '22 |
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Porfile of Pat Davitt as he finishes up at IPAV
Pat has overseen many major initiatives, including the introduction of The ‘Blue Book’
European valuation standards to Ireland in 2013, the introduction of IPAV’s first ever Bill, the Seller’ - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
10 Sep '22 |
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Complaints against property service providers up by a third, report finds
The three cases in which large sanctions were imposed resulted in the permanent revocation of the provider’s licence, and the licensees were required to pay a financial penalty to the authority of - Subscribe |
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© RTE |
10 Sep '22 |
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Planning permissions up 2% in second quarter - CSO
A total of 11,374 units were granted planning permission in the three months from April to June, up from 11,150 units the same time last year. Of these approvals, 39.8% were for houses and 60.2% were - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
10 Sep '22 |
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Council recommends planning refusal for senior living scheme on former Blackrock RFC lands
In July, Tetrarch Residential — part of the group that owns the Citywest Hotel — lodged fast-track plans with An Bord Pleanála for a new 108-unit build-to-rent seven-storey apartment scheme on la - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
10 Sep '22 |
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Cairn Homes in ‘unique position’ in undersupplied Irish market, say analysts
Figures from Cairn show that new home commencements fell by 19.8 per cent in the period from March to July this yearShane Carberry, an investment banking analyst at Goodbody, said there are a number o - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
10 Sep '22 |
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Insomnia plans to open up to eight cafés per year in plan to target suburbs and towns
Coffee shop company to focus its five-year expansion plans in regions like Kilkenny, Cavan, Mullingar and Mallow, says chief executive Harry O’Kelly. The chain currently has 79 company-owned, compan - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
10 Sep '22 |
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Residential lags other sectors in booming Sandyford Business District
Ger Corbett, chief executive of Sandyford’s business improvement district, or BID: Demand is strong for warehouse space in the former industrial estate, but only three units are available - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
09 Sep '22 |
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Cairn Homes boss warns supply will suffer as housing starts slow
“We got a significant post-Covid bounce,” said chief executive Michael Stanley. “Despite Government’s efforts and everyone’s efforts, the reality is viability is seriously challenged in home - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Sep '22 |
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CBRE appoints new head of research and consulting
Mr Richardson, for his part, has worked alongside Ms Hunt in CBRE’s research division since 2019 and has earned a reputation within the property industry for insightful analysis used by CBRE’s key - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Sep '22 |
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Flexible workspace provider Glandore selects the Bottleworks for 10th Dublin office location
Glandore has agreed a 20-year lease on the property and plans to offer prospective tenants bespoke design options for their office spaces to suit their respective businesses’ needs and work styles. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Sep '22 |
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Privatised planning system is forcing local authorities to grant permission for schemes that contravene their own policies
It has led to a collapse in the faith of ordinary citizens in the integrity of the planning process and seriously undermined public trust in the impartiality of An Bord Pleanála. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Sep '22 |
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DEAL: M7 Real Estate acquires Swords Enterprise Park, a 79,000sq ft scheme of 61 industrial/office units
While the price paid has not been disclosed, it is understood to be have been slightly less than the €11.5 million which had been sought for the scheme when it was advertised in November by Harvey a - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Sep '22 |
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DEAL: Fish Shack owners Colin and Eoin Pardy pay €2m for Temple Bar’s Bad Ass Cafe
The property’s leasehold interest was offered for sale by John Hughes of CBRE last December at a guide price of €1.3 million on behalf of Benqueues Limited, run by Martin Tynan, who also owns Kenn - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Sep '22 |
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DEAL: Iroko ZEN pays €8.49m for five Bank of Ireland premises in Enniscorthy, Longford, Mallow, Roscrea and Loughrea
The properties are generating total annual rental income of €798,000. The purchase price provides Iroko ZEN with a net initial yield of 8.5 per cent after standard purchaser’s costs of 9.96 per ce - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Sep '22 |
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HWBC’s Dublin Office Review H1 2022: Prime office rents in Dublin rise even as vacancy rate edges up
HWBC says other businesses are likely to step in to replace any fall in demand from tech companies.
“There are numerous large mandates currently active in the market from financial and profession - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
06 Sep '22 |
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BPFI: Housing supply key to taming price growth and boosting affordability
Brian Hayes: “If the sector continues to build at a rate similar to second half of 2021, the expected increase in supply levels over the next two years should help to meet the demand we are seeing a - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
06 Sep '22 |
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My tenants are advertising my property on Airbnb
Kersten Mehl : In Ireland, continuous penal restrictions imposed on Irish residential property investors has, in my view, pushed many of them to avail of these platforms in order to avoid those restri - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
06 Sep '22 |
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Credit Suisse investment fund sees prime Dublin office at Chancery Lane fall in value
A prime Dublin city centre office block bought in 2017 for €23.8m from Hibernia Reit has seen its value cut to €22.2m by its current owners.
The purchaser – a fund controlled by Credit Suisse - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
06 Sep '22 |
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Property prices will continue to soar beyond Celtic Tiger levels in the coming months, banks claim
Strong demand, particularly from first-time buyers, will keep prices rising, according to a new report from the Banking and Payments Federation Ireland.
It appears that home buyers are continuing t - Subscribe |
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06 Sep '22 |
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Planning risk to 1,800 homes as developers take legal challenges after An Bord Pleanála resignation
Five separate judicial reviews are now being sought over four housing developments in Dublin which were approved by the board's former deputy chair Paul Hyde, and one in Cork for which permission was - Subscribe |
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