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Dublin's private rented sector the standout performer of 2020: Ken MacDonald of Hooke & MacDonald
The sale of 146 residential units by Flynn & O'Flaherty at the Phoenix Park Racecourse in Castleknock to Ires reit for €60 million, a forward sale of 94 apartments by Winterbrook at Harbour Road, Da - Subscribe |
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16 Dec '20 |
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Supply will be biggest obstacle for private rented sector in 2021: Tim MacMahon of Knight Frank
Forward-funding deals which are driving the European PRS market could play a key role here where the sponsors on the land side are deemed to be institutionally-suitable counterparties. - Subscribe |
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16 Dec '20 |
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The Top 10 commercial property deals of 2020
1. Cualanor apartment portfolio €200m 2. Bishop’s Square €182m 3. Fitzwilliam 28 €170m 4. Prestige apartment portfolio €145m 5. Baggot Plaza €141m 6. Blackwood Square apartment portfolio - Subscribe |
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15 Dec '20 |
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700 ex-Airbnb units added to rental market - Ires Reit
“We are very lucky, we are positioned mid-tier in the market, there has been more softening in the high-end in city centre,” Ms Sweeney said. - Subscribe |
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15 Dec '20 |
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Industrial and logistics sector moves towards the top of the class: Kevin McHugh of Harvey
Unsurprisingly, prime warehouse rents have grown 5 per cent in the past 12 months and now range from €9.75 to €10.45 per sq ft. Given the level of demand and increased construction costs associate - Subscribe |
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15 Dec '20 |
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Too much room at the inn as hotel market feels full impact of Covid-19: Dan O'Connor of JLL
Ireland is a fractured market with over 80 per cent of its hotels under independent ownership. It is this part of the market, weakened by Covid-19, that the dominant players will target.
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14 Dec '20 |
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Some important lessons to take from the 2020 property market: Marie Hunt of CBRE
The downturn we experienced as a direct result of Covid-19, and the government’s response to it, was largely created by an inability to trade, as opposed to a liquidity crisis or an oversupply situa - Subscribe |
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14 Dec '20 |
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Prepare for a guarded return to market ‘normality’ in 2021: Keith Lowe of DNG
The first lockdown confined many homeowners to their homes for nearly three months, which focused their minds in terms of their accommodation requirements, and many made the decision to move - Subscribe |
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14 Dec '20 |
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The case for urban regions and the multi-family/PRS sectors: Donald MacDonald of Hooke & MacDonald
Human beings are generally social animals and the personal interaction that occurs in an office setting is hugely positive. As the months have gone on, many people have found the logistics of working - Subscribe |
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14 Dec '20 |
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A property market changed, changed utterly: Barry McDonald of REA McDonald
Quality broadband and remote working possibilities replaced commuting strategy and location as the drivers of an extraordinary year which outperformed all expectations despite the Covid-19 crisis.
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14 Dec '20 |
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Dublin office market hopeful for 2021: Pat FInucane of Colliers
Working from home is expected to continue well into next year, but estate agents are optimistic that the office will remain a favoured option for many employers and their workers - Subscribe |
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14 Dec '20 |
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Demand for Dublin homes still outstripping supply: Aoife Brennan of Lisney
Despite the uncertainty caused by Covid-19, Dublin’s second-hand residential market proved remarkably resilient in 2020, with prices remaining steady - Subscribe |
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14 Dec '20 |
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Coronavirus curse could be property market’s opportunity for change: TJ Cronin of SCSI
While Covid-19 has created massive challenges and huge uncertainty for property markets in Ireland and elsewhere, it has also generated opportunities for change. Will we grasp or spurn those opportuni - Subscribe |
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14 Dec '20 |
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PRS and core offices dominate investment market in 2020: Jacqueline Fitzpatrick & Max Reilly of JLL
Despite the pandemic, year-end investment volumes could end up around €3 billion, as the buyer base is broad and from many countries - Subscribe |
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14 Dec '20 |
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DEAL: 41 Parkgate Street, Dublin 8 site fetches €800k in IAM Sold online auction
The highest-value lot was a development site for nine apartments and an office at 41 Parkgate Street in Dublin 8, which was offered in partnership with Kelly Bradshaw Dalton, based in Drumcondra in Du - Subscribe |
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14 Dec '20 |
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Cherrywood partnership sues Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council
Hines King Street has filed High Court proceedings against Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council over a dispute related to the funding of €57 million-worth of public infrastructure, the Business Po - Subscribe |
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14 Dec '20 |
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Player Wills development on South Circular Road being fast-tracked to An Bord Pleanála
International investment firms Hines and APG have submitted a fast-track planning application to An Bord Pleanála for Phase 2 of their Player Wills development on South Circular Road, Dublin 8. The d - Subscribe |
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14 Dec '20 |
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Pepper Ireland's buyer sees 'bright' future in bad loans
Link Group, the Australian-listed firm which is buying Pepper Ireland, has said the post-Covid non-performing loan (NPL) cycle across Europe means a "very bright" future for its enlarged business.
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14 Dec '20 |
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Fewer houses may be needed after Covid hit to immigration
Research from the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) for the Department of Housing says Ireland may need to build as many as 33,000 new homes a year to meet demand.
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14 Dec '20 |
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Property values increase despite decline in completed home sales
Research by property website Daft.ie released today reveals the value of Ireland's residential housing stock increased in 2020, despite a significant drop in the number of transactions being completed - Subscribe |
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