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07 Nov '18 |
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Plan for Temple Bar ??superpub?? in historic building refused
Plans to turn the Merchant??s Arch Bar, considered one of the most important historical buildings on Dublin??s south quays, into a ??superpub? have been rejected by An Bord Pleanála. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Nov '18 |
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DEAL: Veolia to lease 11,000sq ft of office space at new HQ in Blanchardstown
The letting, through agent Lisney, is understood to be at a rent of about ?247.57 per sq m (?23 per sq ft). This would suggest that the limited supply of high-spec space in the area is now resulti - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Nov '18 |
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DEAL: Adelaide Chambers office block on Peter Street sells for ?7.23m
Colliers International had initially sought about ?8 million for the 1,643sq m Adelaide Chambers, once the centrepiece of the former Adelaide Hospital, which now backs on to an upmarket development - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Nov '18 |
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DEAL: Dunnes buys its George??s Street supermarket for ?21m
Layden Group sold freehold interest on the 3,902sqm-building. The final price agreed might well strengthen property values in the area, where a good proportion of the commercial real estate is owned b - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
06 Nov '18 |
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Buying to rent popular among young
Consultant firm Linesight said within the 29% of Irish people now renting, two-thirds of that group were aged 25 and 44, one of the highest rates in the EU.
With apartment living rising by almost 8 - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
06 Nov '18 |
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Google bids for two more offices in docklands
Last night the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission confirmed Google had notified it of its proposal to acquire "sole control" of South Bank House and The Warehouse, beside Google's European - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
06 Nov '18 |
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Ronan legal action frustrating sale of development land in in Cabinteely, court told
A legal action by developer John Ronan is frustrating the sale of development lands said to be worth about ?35 million at Cabinteely, Co Dublin, it has been claimed at the Commercial Court. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
06 Nov '18 |
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More than one in two applicants fail to secure affordable home loan in Dublin
The Rebuilding Ireland Home Loan scheme allows putative first-time buyers to avoid Central Bank loan restrictions and lock in to low-cost interest rates of as low as 2 per cent by applying for a home - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
06 Nov '18 |
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OPW overpaid more than ?31m in five property deals, report says
Completed last year by two surveyors working for the OPW, the unpublished report, seen by The Irish Times, concluded the Civil Service culture in the OPW was resulting in ??poor value for money outco - Subscribe |
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04 Nov '18 |
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Healthy fast food chain Sprout to add up to five outlets in Dublin
Sprout opened its seventh outlet on Exchequer Street in August and has offers from three landlords. The company is focusing on the Dublin 2 and 4 areas.
Speaking to the Sunday Independent, co-found - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
04 Nov '18 |
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Over 20 developers still getting incomes from Nama
A spokesman said: ??[We have] consistently stated since 2010 that, where [Nama] is able to work with debtors, arrangements agreed with debtors are more cost-effective for the taxpayer than the altern - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
02 Nov '18 |
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Cost of Dublin luxury homes falls for first time since recovery
According to the Knight Frank Prime Global Cities Index, prices in the capital fell by 1.7 per cent in the 12 months to September. John Ring, head of research: ??Expectations are being adjusted and i - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
02 Nov '18 |
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JLL: Q3 sees take-up of over one million square feet of industrial space
Nigel Healy: "We are starting to see the uncertainty of Brexit have an influence on the market. Occupiers are exercising caution in making decisions with regards to expansion or signing long-term leas - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
02 Nov '18 |
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CBRE says total investment spend for 2018 could now exceed ?3.5bn
The overall value of transactions in the first nine months "surprised on the upside" according to CBRE's latest bi-monthly report with several forward-funding transactions propelling the figure to ? - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
02 Nov '18 |
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DEAL: the Old Stand Pub in Dublin city centre brings to 18 the number of bars sold in Dublin this year
Dublin publicans Eamon and Michael O'Malley purchase the leasehold interest in The Old Stand for a sum believed to be around ?3m. The vendors, the Doran brothers, are also selling their other city c - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
02 Nov '18 |
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Dublin 8 to challenge Docklands dominance in investment appeal
New research from Knight Frank reveals the growing number of developers and investors who are in the process of deploying capital across four distinct locations.
The first area proving to be of int - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
02 Nov '18 |
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[Needs IT sub] Why has lending for mortgages in Ireland suddenly stalled?
There were 1,782 first-time buyer mortgages in the month, down 3.4 per cent on the same month the previous year and down 10 per cent on August. For mover-purchasers the annual figures were 1.5 per cen - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
02 Nov '18 |
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McDonogh seeks green light for phase 1 of ?50m Galway office block
McDonogh Capital Investments, which is behind the ?50 million venture, is a subsidiary of Galway-based Thomas McDonogh & Sons Ltd, which has traded in the county since the 1880s. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
02 Nov '18 |
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Developer will not revive ?20m Dún Laoghaire digital hub plan
Philip Gannon of Blond Capital who has cancelled a ?20 million plan to transform the old ferry terminal in Dún Laoghaire into a technology campus says the scheme will not be rekindled, even if lice - Subscribe |
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30 Oct '18 |
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Almost two-thirds of people believe house prices will rise in next 12 months
Almost two-thirds of people expect house prices to rise in the next 12 months, but one in five expect prices to stay the same and 15 per cent think they will fall, a survey by MyHome.ie found. - Subscribe |
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