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28 Jan '22 |
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Mark Paul: Enniskerry planning battles are a microcosm of State’s housing challenges
A recent barrage of planning applications for Enniskerry that would more than double the village’s housing stock have also stirred local anger and are meeting a wall of resistance. - Subscribe |
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28 Jan '22 |
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Iput adapts office model to lure business from high-growth firms
Making it Work, Pearse Street, a four-storey 15,000 sq ft building, will be its first ‘space as a service’ location. The property comprises four separate floors with an auditorium and a large gym - Subscribe |
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28 Jan '22 |
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Large investors drive up house prices in Europe’s cities, study finds
A Blackstone spokesman said the firm believed it played a “positive role in addressing the chronic undersupply of housing across the continent” through “investing hundreds of millions to improve - Subscribe |
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28 Jan '22 |
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Owen Reilly Dublin Residential Market Report 2022
The main points to note:Residential values up 6%.Average selling prices 2% over asking.53% our properties were sold above the asking price.56% of our buyers require no mortgage funding.63% of our sell - Subscribe |
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28 Jan '22 |
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20,000 landlords have left rental market since 2016
Around 20,000 landlords have left the rental market since 2016, according to Department of Housing officials.
There were 320,000 landlords in 2016 and recent figures show there are currently just o - Subscribe |
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27 Jan '22 |
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Richard Curran: Building houses is the only part of the Celtic Tiger era we want to repeat
This figure is truly astounding and shows the extent to which the dream of home ownership has been shattered for so many, as they are forced to rent. - Subscribe |
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27 Jan '22 |
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Earnings upgrade at Dundrum Town Centre owner Hammerson
Goodbody said that while operational challenges dominated last year, a corner has now been turned. Goodbody reiterated its “buy” recommendation on the group. - Subscribe |
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27 Jan '22 |
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Mullery O'Gara vacancy for Residential Negotiator covering south Dublin
Mullery O'Gara has an exciting opportunity for a residential negotiator to join our team to cover South Dublin area. The successful applicant must be self-motivated with a strong work ethic to wo - Subscribe |
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27 Jan '22 |
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Tanya Sweeney: If Kellie Harrington’s struggling to get a mortgage, what hope is there for the rest of us?
There has to be some sort of middle ground between relaxing these lending rules to allow people to buy, and avoiding yesteryear’s catastrophe. It’s an unspeakably awful situation so that many hard - Subscribe |
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27 Jan '22 |
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Seven apartments in Park House, Dublin’s south docklands close to being sold for €3m by BidX1
A tranche of seven apartments in the Park House complex in Dublin’s south docklands are close to being sold for €3m by BidX1. They comprise two-bedroom units 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 17 and 20 along with se - Subscribe |
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27 Jan '22 |
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Paul McNeive: Staffing is now the number one issue for the property industry
Those firms that appear to lose market share, are those where senior directors cling on too long to their equity and positions. Some of the best staff simply go elsewhere - Subscribe |
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27 Jan '22 |
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Dilosk explores deal options in shifting mortgage market
Dilosk rivals Finance Ireland and then Avant launched 20-year fixed-rate mortgages last summer, highlighting the competition and innovation in the part of the mortgage market where lenders are chasing - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
27 Jan '22 |
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Indo editorial: Give us concrete solutions on housing, not petty point-scoring
We have seen a considerable increase in private house construction, but the extra housing has not resulted in greater affordability – the gap between supply and demand is still too high. So much of - Subscribe |
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27 Jan '22 |
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Majority think price of homes will keep increasing
KBC economist Austin Hughes said: “Could this fear of ever more expensive housing be adding to demand at present?”
Consumers in Munster are more convinced of this than those in other prov-inces - Subscribe |
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26 Jan '22 |
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Residential Tenancies Board welcomes new rirector, Niall Byrne
The Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) has confirmed the appointment of Niall Byrne as the new Director of the organisation. Mr. Byrne began his new role on 24th January and joins the RTB after spendin - Subscribe |
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26 Jan '22 |
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‘Bank of mum and dad’ hiking house prices, new survey suggests
Barry Cahill of Taxback.com: "The question that regulators and Government should potentially now be asking is whether the ‘bank of mum and dad’ is becoming a banking force in and of itself? One th - Subscribe |
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26 Jan '22 |
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Valorem and Revelate secure first two lettings at the Eight Building, at Newmarket Square in Dublin’s Liberties.
Banach (743 sq m penthouse) were represented by John Birmingham while Infineon (1230 sq m fourth floor) were represented by Murphy Mulhall; joint letting agents CBRE and Cushman & Wakefield are now ac - Subscribe |
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26 Jan '22 |
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DEAL: Clonskeagh petrol station sells for €3.4m to private Irish investor, on site of 0.21 acres.
Commenting on the sale of the Clonskeagh property, Michele McGarry of selling agent Colliers said: “This was a great opportunity to acquire a long-term investment opportunity let to a blue-chip tena - Subscribe |
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26 Jan '22 |
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Greystar closing in on €30m deal for Dalguise House, Monkstown
While the property’s current owners secured planning permission from An Bord Pleanála in August 2020 for the construction of a 290-unit residential scheme, this remains the subject of judicial revi - Subscribe |
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26 Jan '22 |
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Mortgage drawdowns hit €10.5bn last year – highest level since financial crash
The number of loan approvals hit 53,335 in 2021, up 23.6 per cent on 2020 while the value of those approvals jumped by 30 per cent to €13.4 billion. These are the highest levels recorded since the d - Subscribe |
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