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19 Nov '21 |
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One of the main holding companies in Johnny Ronan's property group posts €30.3m loss
Accounts filed by Ardquade Ltd show it recorded the loss chiefly as a result of a non-cash writedown of €25.48 million in the value of its investment property portfolio, along with exceptional costs - Subscribe |
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19 Nov '21 |
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Dún Laoghaire council recommends refusal of ‘overbearing’ student scheme
Earlier this year, Baker Forge Properties lodged “fast-track” plans with An Bord Pleanála for a six-storey development at Baker’s Corner, Rochestown Avenue and Kill Avenue, Dún Laoghaire. - Subscribe |
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18 Nov '21 |
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DEAL: Sale of Deansgrange Road Mooney's motor site agreed for apartments
Agents Knight Frank had been guiding in excess of €8.5m for the property which also has permission for four ground-floor commercial units, a café and a crèche over a basement car park.
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18 Nov '21 |
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Undersupply or undercounting: Are rental homes really so hard to find in Dublin?
The Daft report would have included only four units, as these are what are advertised on its website. Again, then, a substantial undercounting. With housing so politicised, the need for accurate infor - Subscribe |
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18 Nov '21 |
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Teeling Whiskey opposes nine-storey Dublin apartment scheme
The whiskey company has appealed Dublin City Council’s decision to grant permission for a 33-unit apartment scheme fronting Newmarket and Mill Street. The developer is Creedon Group. - Subscribe |
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18 Nov '21 |
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More than half of landlords had rental income below €10,000 in 2019
The CSO’s Rental Sector in Ireland 2021 report, developed in collaboration with the Residential Tenancies Board and the Department of Housing, suggests the sector here comprises a significant number - Subscribe |
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18 Nov '21 |
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The vast majority of landlords only own one or two properties
The CSO data also show that close to half of all current rental properties were bought in the Celtic Tiger years before property values crashed. Those LPT valuations were set in 2013 at a time when ma - Subscribe |
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18 Nov '21 |
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Hibernia Reit sees work from home call dampening office demand
Hibernia Reit chief executive Kevin Nowlan said in a trading update from the company, which owns €1.45 billion of mainly office property in Dublin, that he has been pleased to see a pick-up in activ - Subscribe |
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18 Nov '21 |
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‘Unprecedented’ collapse seen in supply of rental accommodation, Simon report says
The group’s Locked Out report for October uses data from property website Daft.ie to examine access to housing in the private rental market for people on the housing assistance payment (HAP). It als - Subscribe |
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17 Nov '21 |
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Planning objectors will hurt shift to green energy leaving An Bord Pleanála ‘completely overwhelmed’
RWE’s Cathal Hennessy says Ireland will not meet its 2030 renewable energy targets “unless we have adequate investment in the grid infrastructure and we have reform in the planning system”, acco - Subscribe |
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17 Nov '21 |
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Australian ‘super’ pension backs deal for 700 apartments at Castleforbes, Dublin docks, from Nuveen Real Estate
Nuveen Real Estate has now acquired the site in a joint venture with Eagle Street Partners and HESTA, the Health Employees Superannuation Trust Australia. HESTA has more than 900,000 members and manag - Subscribe |
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17 Nov '21 |
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Jon Ihle: Lack of cash is not what's holding back housebuilders
In the middle of a housing crisis, builders Glenveagh have decided to give €100m back to its shareholders. Here’s why - Subscribe |
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17 Nov '21 |
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Cop26: Construction industry must embrace sweeping changes – and fast
Rami Nassar, head of sustainability with JLL: The Irish market is not without shortfalls. We have seen inadequate implementation of technology, less than optimal operation of buildings, poor maintenan - Subscribe |
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17 Nov '21 |
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Iconic Stillorgan Nimble Fingers seeks planning to build four apartments over expanded retail unit
The new development will be home to four apartments (two one-bed, one two-bed and one three-bed), which will have access from the Old Dublin Road.
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17 Nov '21 |
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German investor closes in on €129m deal for Penneys distribution centre
The German investor Union Investment is closing in on the purchase of the new, state-of-the-art warehousing and distribution facility being developed by Penneys in Newbridge, Co Kildare.
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17 Nov '21 |
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Renters to get right to ‘unlimited’ tenancies under new legislation
The new regime will change rules known as “Part 4” provisions which take effect six months into a tenancy to give renters the right to a lease with a total duration of six years. Such provisions r - Subscribe |
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17 Nov '21 |
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No “substantive progress” regarding overpayment of rent for Department of Health office, which has cost €1.4m
A mis-measurement in 2016 by the Office of Public Works (OPW) of the floor space of Miesian Plaza on Dublin’s Baggot Street means a loss to the taxpayer of €344,000 a year and Ms Shortall said ove - Subscribe |
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17 Nov '21 |
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UK arms firm strikes housing lease deal with Dublin council
Last year it emerged BAE Systems had sold £15 billion (€17.8 billion) worth of arms and services to Saudi Arabia’s military over a five-year period of war in Yemen. - Subscribe |
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16 Nov '21 |
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Inside Ireland’s rental crisis: Policy failures, construction costs and the ‘magic number’ when supply meets demand
Ronan Lyons writes: Dublin had sat out much of the rental market pressures during 2020, enjoying instead a brief respite after a decade of rental shortages, as the city entered lockdown and people fle - Subscribe |
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16 Nov '21 |
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Would Property Flipping Work at Scale in Ireland?: Auctioneera asks
So on balance, the same issues that sent Zillow packing from the US market would frustrate an Irish flipper and as such, we intend to stick to the old fashioned value maximisation of our clients’ pr - Subscribe |
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