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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 12 Oct '21

Man banned by High Court from seeking property licence

The ban, under the Property Services Regulation Act 2011, was imposed after a finding of improper conduct was made relating to alleged misappropriation of €60,000 from a client account over a period -  Subscribe
© Business Post 11 Oct '21

Joan Henry: Why Dublin 2 leads capital’s office market rebound

As the economy takes off, heading for pre-pandemic levels by the end of the year, office letting is experiencing a boost, with half of total take-up of space expected in D2 -  Subscribe
© Business Post 11 Oct '21

JLL: Domestic and overseas demand could push end-of-year trades to €5 billion: Max Reilly

We at JLL Ireland are expecting a very busy end to the year – which has already started, with potential for €2 billion to €3 billion of trades, and that includes some existing on-market building -  Subscribe
© Business Post 11 Oct '21

Iconic Offices comes through Covid endurance test

Joe McGinley’s business is providing high-quality, flexible office space and was hit hard during the pandemic. Now the company has 50 to 70 per cent occupancy and expects to return to full occupancy -  Subscribe
© The Property Week 11 Oct '21

Colliers Capital Markets Snapshot for Q3 2021

Investment spend for Q3 2021 reached €793 million (+13% yoy). Pricing remains mostly stable with strong demand among overseas investors for prime PRS, office and logistics opportunities in particula -  Subscribe
© The Property Week 11 Oct '21

BNP Paribas: Investment Market update

Residential accounted for 46% of Dublin turnover in the quarter. This included mostly PRS schemes, but social housing and PBSA investments also traded. -  Subscribe
© Business Post 11 Oct '21

Why a housing supply boost might not solve issue of price

Some economists say factors like interest rates and credit availability will have far more influence on prices in the coming years -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 10 Oct '21

Quintain takes Adamstown out of cold storage and starts building new town centre

Eddie Byrne and Michael Hynes say the new town is finally delivering on its promise -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 10 Oct '21

‘Let’s keep the interesting parts of Dublin sacred’ – fears for character of Cobblestone pub in hotel plan from Marron Estates Ltd

Dublin Central TD Gary Gannon (SD) expressed concern at the number of new hotel developments in the city. Eventually we’ll have so many hotels in Dublin that we’ll lose the parts that make it inte -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 08 Oct '21

US companies Trinseo and Sendoso to create more than 200 jobs

“Ireland has become one of the leading locations for global business services and is home to some of the world’s top companies. The decision to locate our global business services centre in Dublin -  Subscribe
© The Property Week 08 Oct '21

Volume of hotel sales in Ireland so far in 2021 double the annual spend in 2020: CBRE

CBRE have released figures for the value and volume of hotel sales in Ireland in the first three quarters of the year. According to CBRE, there were 12 hotel sales completed in Ireland in the first ni -  Subscribe
© The Property Week 08 Oct '21

Q3 take-up signals a beginning of the office market reboundingL JLL

Latest research from JLL, which tracks Dublin office market deals, indicates that take-up of space in Q3 was close to 428,000 sq ft. This is a significant increase from the 45,000 sq ft recorded in Q1 -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 08 Oct '21

Paul McNeive: Introducing new business can be an excellent way to increase income

The skill is to develop a habit of asking questions when you interact with companies here, and find out about their overseas activity. You could earn a sizeable commission, and a lot of kudos, for ver -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 08 Oct '21

‘Cool credentials’: Why Dublin 8 is now the 15th coolest neighbourhood in the world

The southside postcode has been dubbed the 15th coolest neighbourhood in the world to live in by the London-based magazine. Alistair Hickey, of Felicity Fox, auctioneers says it is not gentrification -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 08 Oct '21

Dublin’s premium property price growth ‘anaemic’ compared with global trends

This differs from the 8.1 per cent increase cited by the Central Statistics Office, as this report covers homes that cost at least €750,000, according to Joan Henry, chief economist and head of rese -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 08 Oct '21

IPAV working with Oireachtas committee on property market reform

In an effort to reduce the duration of the conveyancing process – currently about four months – the institute is also championing the introduction of legislation with the working title “ Sellers -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 08 Oct '21

Homeland targets Leopardstown for 460 apartments

Homeland Silverpines Ltd has applied to An Bord Pleanála to build several blocks of apartments up to 10 storeys high on a site stretching between Brewery and Leopardstown Roads. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 08 Oct '21

DEAL: Iput plans Earlsfort Terrace revamp after buying second building

The company is understood to have paid about €20 million for the red-brick, five-storey 1970s building, called Garryard House at 25 Earlsfort Terrace, from the McGarrell Reilly Group. -  Subscribe
© Other 06 Oct '21

Joanne Lavelle elected as Junior Vice-President of IPAV

According to IPAV, she will be contributing to a new informal Dáil cross-party committee on property market reform, which is chaired by Louth Senator John McGahon. "The work of the Committee will -  Subscribe
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