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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 Irish Times 01 Nov '17

DEAL: 38 Capel Street, Dublin 1 retail/apartment portfolio sells for ?3.5 million

A private investor has bought two shops and 11 overhead apartments at 37 and 38 Capel Street, Dublin 1, for ?3.5 million ?? more than ?500,00 above the guide price. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 01 Nov '17

DEAL: French firm, Corum Asset Management, buys Joyce??s Court complex on Talbot Street for ?14m

Corum Asset Management has invested a further ?14 million in the Dublin commercial property market, buying the Joyce??s Court office and retail complex on Talbot Street. The net initial yield of 5. -  Subscribe
© Business Post 31 Oct '17

[Needs SBP sub] Karl Deeter: What have we done?

Those who say we can??t give away land miss the point: we??re punishing all of society for bad management -  Subscribe
© Business Post 31 Oct '17

[Needs SBP sub] The ?50m Help to Buy money pit

The scheme is a failure, joining a litany of state affordability schemes of questionable value -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 31 Oct '17

CBRE: Ireland's housing market set for dramatic transformation

The removal of the requirement for car parking and the lifting of numerical height caps for certain developments along key tranpsort nodes in Ireland's main cities, and the establishment of a specific -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 31 Oct '17

Time costs money, says O'Flynn as new housing beset by planning delays

"I'm delighted that the council have made this decision, and I very much welcome it. Unfortunately, time costs money, and it's a pity that we have lost so much time here. We already have people intere -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 31 Oct '17

Sellers beware: stealth-tax bill on homes could cost thousands

Here are the main tax loose ends which house sellers must tidy up before closing a sale. Second home tax The second home tax, also known as the Non-Principal Private Residence charge (NPPR), cou -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 31 Oct '17

DEAL: Goshawk to move into Green Reit's One Molesworth Street at ?700 per sqm

Goshawk, a Dublin based aircraft lessor with 50 employees, will take 12,800 sq ft at the flagship office development, which will also be home to Barclays Bank Ireland. The agreement means that almost -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 31 Oct '17

Where have all the houses gone?

??Stock levels are down quite substantially,? says Martin Doyle, director of Sherry FitzGerald Drumcondra, who sells properties in Dublin 7, 9 and 11. ??People would have expected a lot of propert -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 31 Oct '17

Call for demolition of 10,000 social housing flats in Dublin

By ??eliminating? these older blocks, the council could build taller, higher-density housing on the same land, potentially tripling the number of council flats to more than 30,000, he said. -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 30 Oct '17

Johnny Ronan's Tara Tower will cast a long shadow over the future of the city

Deputy city planner Mary Conway said the tower was being "squeezed into a site" that would dominate landmarks like the Custom House, Trinity College, College Green and the Georgian squares, north and -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 30 Oct '17

O'Flynn Group gets go-ahead for two housing developments, one in Cabinteely, one in Kinsealy

Michael O'Flynn: "Planning delays only result in the cost of houses going up. Prices are still too high in the current market. These decisions are not just good for us but good for the house buyer as -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 30 Oct '17

Property giant gets huge discount on ?45m loan for 900 Dublin apartments

"The new loan will enable us to maximise property cash flow as we work to complete the largest apartment community in Ireland," said Mary Ricks, president and CEO of Kennedy Wilson Europe. -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 30 Oct '17

LK Shields to expand into new Galway office

LK Shields chairman Michael Kavanagh, himself a Galway native, said that the move was an exciting one for the firm and for its many clients in the west. The aim of the move was to provide businesses i -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 30 Oct '17

Revenue clarifies commercial property stamp duty moves

For transactions where a contract was in place before this date, the lower rate of 2 per cent will apply provided that it is executed before January 1st, 2018. -  Subscribe
© The Property Week 27 Oct '17

JLL: Industrial market continues to perform steadily

DOWNLOAD FULL REPORT HERE >>> ??The greatest issue for the sector continues to be supply, with limited existing quality stock available across all locations. Construction activity remains limited wit -  Subscribe
© Irish Examiner 27 Oct '17

Bernard McNamara gets green light for Dublin housing project

Bernard McNamara has been granted approval, through his Roxtip Ltd company, by Fingal County Council to construct 31 houses on lands at Beaverbrook in Donabate, north Co Dublin. -  Subscribe
© The Property Week 26 Oct '17

Savills' Colette Mulroy appointed as associate within development and consultancy team

Savills Development & Consultancy team continues to grow from strength-to-strength with the promotion of Colette Mulroy to Associate. Ms Mulroy joined Savills in 2016 as a Senior Surveyor, working -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 26 Oct '17

DEAL: Former Electrolux facility on Naas Road sold for ?4.5m

The price paid represents a considerable premium of 12.5pc on the ?4m guide price. While selling agent, Jarlath Lynn of CBRE's industrial and logistics division declined to make any comment on the -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 26 Oct '17

Largest number of residential property sales recorded in Dublin 15

Angela Keegan, managing director of MyHome.ie said that while the increase in the number of sales was positive the continuing sprawl of the city up to and beyond the M50 was a concern. -  Subscribe
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