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05 Dec '19 |
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Cantillon: Makhlouf right to protect borrowers and banks from themselves
Makhlouf’s comments that the rules “are not going away” must also be welcomed when some would claim that they have done their job in reining in house price inflation – which isn’t the Centra - Subscribe |
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05 Dec '19 |
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Central Bank’s unchanged mortgage rules ‘fuelling rental trap’
“The mortgage measures are working and because they’re working we don’t propose any changes to them,” said Mr Makhlouf, who took over as governor in September. “I want to be very clear that - Subscribe |
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05 Dec '19 |
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The year in property: 2019’s top-selling houses in Ireland
DUBLIN TOP SELLERS
1. Auburn House
Malahide, Co Dublin
About €20 million-plus (€6 million on the Residential Property Price Register, or PPR); Off market
2. 49 Ailesbury Road
Ballsbridge, Dub - Subscribe |
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05 Dec '19 |
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Priced-out home-buyers ‘drifting’ to Dublin’s commuter belt
Download full report here >>> In its latest housing market monitor, Banking and Payments Federation Ireland highlighted a significant increase in house sales in Dublin’s commuter belt counties – L - Subscribe |
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04 Dec '19 |
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Rise of online retail fuels positive outlook for industrial property market: Kevin McHugh of Harvey
Scale has been a real feature of this development cycle. Of the 15 warehouse units speculatively developed so far, each of those comprising 40,000sq ft or more were pre-let or let immediately followin - Subscribe |
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04 Dec '19 |
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Sandyford Business District defines success of suburban office market
The finance sector has also taken large amounts of space; while, in 2019, Genesis Aviation’s letting at Block I Central Park means that the aircraft leasing sector represents 11 per cent of take-up - Subscribe |
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04 Dec '19 |
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Technology sector continues to drive Dublin office market demand: Marie Hunt of CBRE
It is expected that the annual volume of take-up in 2019 is likely to be a little lower than the record volume achieved in 2018 – the highest year ever in terms of take-up in the Irish capital. - Subscribe |
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04 Dec '19 |
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Domestic investors seeking better value even as international capital piles in
When you peel back the layers there is an interesting trend establishing in the sub-€20million market which provides a very good indicator of sentiment within the domestic economy. The sub-€ 20 mi - Subscribe |
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04 Dec '19 |
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Demographics, demand and weight of capital continue to support investment: Aidan Gavin of Cushman & Wakefield
When we analyse the availability of capital it is evident from recent capital raising by the large global investment houses that the level of equity seeking to invest in property is quite significant, - Subscribe |
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04 Dec '19 |
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A year of mega deals driven by international investors: John Moran of JLL Ireland
While it was a strong 12 months, there are some challenges. The main one being Budget 2020. Without any warning, the value of commercial property decreased by 1.4 per cent overnight when the increase - Subscribe |
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04 Dec '19 |
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Sheer weight of capital to drive demand again in 2020: Mark Reynolds of Savills
In terms of rents, we are getting close now to the top of the current cycle, but demand for stock will continue to put pressure on yields, and so we expect them to remain at current levels or, in the - Subscribe |
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04 Dec '19 |
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Top 10 commercial property megadeals in 2019
1 The Green Reit portfolio, Dublin – €1.34 billion 2 The “XVI” portfolio, Dublin & Cork – €285 million 3 The Sorting Office, Dublin docklands – €240 million 4 Heuston South Quarter (HS - Subscribe |
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04 Dec '19 |
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Hotel market in 2019 dominated by 'big ticket' Dublin deals
Major Dublin deals included the €134 million sale of The Marker (which will be rebranded as Ananatara), the €116m sale of the Conrad Dublin, the €50 million sale of Portmarnock Hotel & Golf Link - Subscribe |
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04 Dec '19 |
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Google close to €120m purchase of Treasury Building
Nama vacates Grand Canal HQ as tech giant concludes deal following more than two years of negotiations with its owners, developers Johnny Ronan, Paddy McKillen and Percy Nominees. - Subscribe |
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03 Dec '19 |
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Dublin ranked the worst city in the world to move to for housing
Ireland’s capital was in last place of the 82 cities surveyed in the Expat City Ranking 2019 by Internations, which is mainly a social community for expats, with San Francisco and Munich second and - Subscribe |
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03 Dec '19 |
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Dublin City Council pays €195,000 a year for empty building at 21 Aungier Street
The council said it was working with the McVerry Trust to market the building and hoped its “commitment to this property will cease in 2020”. - Subscribe |
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02 Dec '19 |
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[NEEDS BP SUB] Recent deals indicate Sandyford Business District is one of the most attractive investment targets in south Co Dublin
One of the biggest of these saw Paddy McKillen jr’s Oakmount team up with Core Capital to purchase the Eden Plaza site near the Luas terminus. The price of about €17 million reported by the - Subscribe |
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02 Dec '19 |
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[NEEDS BP SUB] The Collective downscale Liberties co-living complex after meetings with Council
Last month, the London-based company lodged a proposal to construct 69 co-living units and 144 hotel rooms on the corner of New Row South and Fumbally Lane in the Liberties area of Dublin. - Subscribe |
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02 Dec '19 |
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[NEEDS BP SUB] Ronan raises stakes in legal battle against Clancourt
Ronan's RGRE Burlington company lodged preliminary High Court proceedings on Tuesday against the Irish state and the attorney general, as well as against a company called Sunny Quarter DAC, which is o - Subscribe |
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01 Dec '19 |
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Amazon agreems to lease 15,793sq m of office space being developed by the McGarrell Reilly Group at Charlemont Street
McGarrell Reilly’s Charlemont Square development is part of a wider €85 million mixed-use scheme it is currently progressing on Charlemont Street as part of a partnership it entered into with Dubl - Subscribe |
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