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08 Dec '21 |
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Rod Nowlan of Bannon: Investors follow footfall into retail parks as high street shuts up shop
In stark contrast the necessity retail sector (being grocery, medical and service-related offers) as well the retail parks have proved to be exceptionally resilient through Covid and continue to perfo - Subscribe |
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08 Dec '21 |
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Ken MacDonald of Hooke & MacDonald: Dublin’s private rented sector proves to be investors’ choice
By supplying accommodation at the middle and upper ends of the market, it is freeing up space at the lower end. However, there are significant challenges facing the sector as a result of building cost - Subscribe |
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08 Dec '21 |
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John Moran of JLL: Investment market resilient in the face of outrageous fortune
We will be keeping a very close weather eye on inflation, labour market conditions, unnecessary Government interference in the market, and the competitiveness of the Irish economy, but on balance we e - Subscribe |
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08 Dec '21 |
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Top 10 commercial property deals of 2021
10. 76 Sir John Rogerson’s Quay, €95m ... 9. Adamstown apartment portfolio, €110m ... 8. East Village apartment portfolio, €127m ... 7. Block A Riverside IV, €164m ... 6. Griffith Wood apart - Subscribe |
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08 Dec '21 |
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Blackstone agrees €400m purchase of stake in Facebook’s Dublin 4 HQ
The deal, CCPC-pending, will see Blackstone owning four buildings comprising 31,536sq m of office space within the 83,612.7sq m campus. The properties were brought to the market by agent Cushman & Wak - Subscribe |
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08 Dec '21 |
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Letting agent stole nearly €70,000 to fund gambling addiction, court told
Power pleaded guilty to one count of stealing from his employer, Wyse Property Management Ltd, on dates between June 2018 and June 2020. Power changed the tenant’s bank details to his own personal b - Subscribe |
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07 Dec '21 |
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Real Estate Alliance announces board members for 2022
Real Estate Alliance (REA) is delighted to announce our Board Members for 2022: ▪️ Matthew Conry, Chairman, REA Dawson▪️ Winston Halnon, Vise Chairman REA Halnon McKenna▪️ Seamus Brow - Subscribe |
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07 Dec '21 |
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Michele McGarry of Colliers: Commercial property investment turnover heading for €5bn as year end looms
There will also be increased demand for secondary, non-ESG compliant assets among opportunistic investors. Growth in alternative sectors such as data centres, life sciences and healthcare is also expe - Subscribe |
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07 Dec '21 |
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Kenneth Rouse, BNP Paribas: Commercial property investment market set to enjoy second strongest year ever
2021 has been the best year for office development since 2008, with more than 200,000sq m (2.1 million sq ft) of quality, energy-efficient business infrastructure delivered.
The office vacancy rate - Subscribe |
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07 Dec '21 |
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Local resident brings court action against Howth apartment scheme
The challenge is being brought against An Bord Pleanála and others by Alan Downey, of Howth Road, Howth, who lives close to the proposed residential scheme in Deer Park. - Subscribe |
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07 Dec '21 |
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Demolition of Kiely’s in Donnybrook given green light
The board granted permission for the construction of the scaled down 85-unit shared co-living accommodation scheme, and a cafe/restaurant at ground floor level by Shane Whelan’s Domhnach Ltd on Tues - Subscribe |
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07 Dec '21 |
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First-time buyers need deposits of €52,500 as house prices rise
The average deposit needed to buy a home is now €52,500 for a first-time buyer (FTB) and €135,000 for a mover purchaser, according to figures from the Banking and Payments Federation Ireland (BPFI - Subscribe |
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06 Dec '21 |
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Seán O’Neill of TWM: Fundamentals for commercial property market remain positive
An interesting statistic for 2021 is the increase in private Irish investors in the market. In 2020, just 18 per cent of acquisitions were by Irish buyers. This increased steadily during the year to 4 - Subscribe |
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06 Dec '21 |
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Ian Guider: Serial objectors don’t help in trying to solve the housing crisis
Some 20 years ago the Westin Hotel opened its doors on Westmoreland Street in Dublin, after years of bitter planning disputes. The disputes now seem quaint, given some of the more recent planning rows - Subscribe |
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05 Dec '21 |
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Lisney announces appointments of three new directors: Emma Coffey, Jackie Fitzpatrick and Aoife Hanlon
Jackie Fitzpatrick has been appointed Director of Investments. In her new role, she will oversee the running of Lisney’s investment division and manage the continued growth of the department, which - Subscribe |
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05 Dec '21 |
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Lidl to pass 200-store mark in Ireland with plans for ‘very aggressive expansion’
“Let’s just say, there is lots of room for expansion,” he said, adding that north Dublin was a key target due to major housing development and huge population growth under way. - Subscribe |
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03 Dec '21 |
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Older buildings set to be biggest casualties of office sustainability goals
Kevin Nowlan, CEO of Hibernia Reit, has first-hand experience of facing an All Blacks rugby team, so it’s no surprise that the first part of our chat was a review of Ireland’s recent victory. - Subscribe |
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03 Dec '21 |
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Co-working company Huckletree reports 35pc growth
Huckletree’s coworking enterprise has plans to grow its footprint in the capital city over the next three years as, what it says it, a global trend towards shared workspaces continues. - Subscribe |
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03 Dec '21 |
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Mark Keenan – Why Karl Marx can teach us some lessons on how to solve a housing crisis
Which begs the question: why don’t Irish developers and planners learn from schemes like KMH, The Iveagh Trust, The Ziggurat and Bride Street? Why don’t they go with quality medium density schemes - Subscribe |
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03 Dec '21 |
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Pressure is building on big banks as Avant cuts loan rates
Meanwhile, from Monday, Finance Ireland is reducing its 10-, 15- and 20-year fixed rates and introducing a new 25-year fixed rate. Most rates are coming down by 0.10 percentage points. - Subscribe |
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