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23 Sep '21 |
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How 9 Shrewsbury Road's sale for €13.25m stayed under the radar
A reader in Blackrock helpfully pointed out that the transaction was listed as Uimhi [sic] a Naoi, Botha [sic] Sriusbaire, Dublin 4, and that it sold for €13.25 million on May 19th. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
23 Sep '21 |
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Regional multi-unit portfolios sell for well over guide prices
The more valuable of them was a portfolio of 58 apartments at Farnham Court in Cavan town, which were purchased by an Irish investor for €5.4m.
Johnny O’Connor, head of investments at BidX1, sa - Subscribe |
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23 Sep '21 |
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DEAL: Top locations mean developers and publicans can defy the Covid effect
The latest sale has seen a new pub group Dunmore, headed up by John Given, purchase The Wellington Pub on Baggot Street Bridge, Dublin 4, for about €2.3m in a deal brokered by John Ryan of selling a - Subscribe |
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22 Sep '21 |
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AstraZeneca to invest €300M in new manufacturing facility at the 41 acre Alexion Campus in College Park, Dublin 15
IDA Ireland CEO Martin Shanahan said: “Competition for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) is more intense than ever and all investment is hard won. This investment, creating 100 highly skilled jobs, in - Subscribe |
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22 Sep '21 |
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Permission sought for construction of new data centres in Profile Park
Vantage Data Centers Dub11 Ltd is seeking planning permission to demolish an abandoned single-storey dwelling and associated outbuilding (206 sq m) for the construction of two data centres in its - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
22 Sep '21 |
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Government says start date on construction of Metrolink down to planning permission
Labour TD Duncan Smith: “An affordable light rail link will not only reduce traffic from Swords to the city centre, but the MetroLink will also allow residents to commute quickly, cheaply and sustai - Subscribe |
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22 Sep '21 |
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An Bord Pleanála approves 700 build-to-rent apartments in two developments at Charlestown and Woodstown
An Bord Pleanála granted planning to Ardstone Ltd for 114 build-to-rent apartments at Stocking Avenue, Woodstown, Dublin 16. Local politicians and a number of residents opposed both schemes. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
22 Sep '21 |
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DEAL: Hibernia Reit acquires Dublin pub Scruffy Murphy’s off Mount Street Lower
It is not clear what plans Hibernia Reit, which also owns a number of buildings at nearby Clanwilliam Court, may have for the Scruffy Murphy’s site, but it may target a residential build to rent sch - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
22 Sep '21 |
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Opposition to plans for new apartments on seafront in Wicklow town
Initially Wicklow County Council refused planning for the four apartments, but that decision was successfully appealed to An Bord Pleanála, who granted permission for a change of use as a gym to a re - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
20 Sep '21 |
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New vacant homes tax won’t solve housing crisis – Finance officials
Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe’s own department has cast doubt over how effective plans to hike Local Property Tax on vacant homes, in a bid to increase supply, would be in tackling the housing cr - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
20 Sep '21 |
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Tenor fails to rent home as work in Covid-hit sector deemed precarious
Paul Byrom said he was “knocked for six” last week after a potential landlord refused to even meet him on the grounds that the pandemic had made his profession singularly unsuitable for the rental - Subscribe |
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19 Sep '21 |
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Property Bridges inks €100m funding line: Peer2Peer Finance News
Property Bridges said it will offer loans of between €1m to €10m to support the purpose-built residential sector, funding housing developments between 10 to 100 units, primarily those with a socia - Subscribe |
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19 Sep '21 |
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Industrial M50 hinterland likely to switch from sheds to beds
With strong demand for rental accommodation in both the industrial and residential sectors and investors chasing opportunities in both sectors, owners and tenants will be looking forward to Dublin Cit - Subscribe |
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19 Sep '21 |
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Decision on housing land exemption taken after heavy lobbying by developers
A controversial government decision to exempt certain land from new affordable housing requirements was taken following extensive lobbying by developers, the Business Post can reveal. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
19 Sep '21 |
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David McWilliams: Flipping rezoned land is nothing short of a State-sanctioned heist
From now on, the State will demand that a percentage of the rezoning upside is shared between the State and the landowners. So far so good... If we don’t get housing right soon, the implications for - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
19 Sep '21 |
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Middle-income earners ‘challenged’ by mortgage lending ratios
Brian Lande, head of mortgages at Avant Money has said current rules on loan-to-income ratios are a challenge for middle-income earners and that lenders should be able to take rental payments into acc - Subscribe |
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17 Sep '21 |
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After 3 years and 5 bidders, the city council has pulled plans to redevelop Dublin’s iconic Pigeon House power station
More than three years after Dublin City Council first announced plans to develop the old Pigeon House power station and hotel on the Poolbeg peninsula, it has killed the entire project off. Yesterday - Subscribe |
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17 Sep '21 |
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Cracking the sustainability code needs more action and less greenwashing: William Lambe of Bannon
The function of all forms of real estate and the specific requirements of its users continues to change at pace. The most significant factors driving this evolution are non-financial – Environme - Subscribe |
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17 Sep '21 |
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Sherry FitzGerald celebrate the opening of their 100th office
Sherry FitzGerald has announced the opening of their 100th office, is located on the Phibsborough Road at the historic Doyle’s Corner. Elizabeth Ryan, a very well-regarded estate agent in t - Subscribe |
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17 Sep '21 |
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Stephen Garvey of Glenveagh: ‘There is plenty of white space for other builders to come in’
“I think there was a sense among a lot of the older developers that the banks were going to open up some day and 5 per cent debt was going to return and things were going to go back to normality,” - Subscribe |
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