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© Irish Examiner |
18 Jan '23 |
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Property price inflation easing but median price of home still six times average income
Annual house price growth slowed for the eighth month in a row in November, new figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) show.
Residential property prices grew by 8.6 per cent compared to t - Subscribe |
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© RTE |
18 Jan '23 |
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Continued cost inflation threatens housing output - AECOM
"The challenge is, because of cost increases over the last few years, the viability of certain types of homes - particularly apartments for rental - the viability of building those has fallen away. It - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
18 Jan '23 |
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Council home completions up 15 per cent as Wicklow soars up BER A-rated rankings
The majority of BER-rated homes in Wicklow have achieved a rating in the C or D range (52 per cent), while 29 per cent are in the A and B range, and 19 are in the lowest range, E to G. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
18 Jan '23 |
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Joan Henry, Knight Frank: New offices drive demand in Dublin as investors and occupiers shy away from older stock
International investors researching the Dublin office market are well aware of Ireland’s strong labour market, and concerns about the impact of tech sector employment correction are being taken agai - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
18 Jan '23 |
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Lidl refused planning permission for new store on the Rosslare Road in Wexford
Planners have listed three reasons for their decision to turn down the application – the car park design fails to provide 20% of the area for electric vehicle recharging, a proposed connection to th - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
18 Jan '23 |
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Just Shy of €1bn in development land spend for 2022
The development land market saw nearly €1bn in market spend throughout the course of 2022, with several high-profile office, hotel & industrial development deals adding to an already robust d - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
18 Jan '23 |
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DEAL: French investor Remake Asset Management in €9m deal for Dublin city centre offices at 14-16 Lord Edward Street
The subject property – 14-16 Lord Edward Street – comprising 1,315 sq m (14,156 sq ft) of office space distributed across nine suites, is fully let and producing €589,500 in annual rental income - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
17 Jan '23 |
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Pat Farrell of Irish Property Owners on institutional landlords
Institutional landlords pay taxes on distribution of dividends and are taxed on exactly the same basis across EU and OECD member countries as is clearly demonstrated in IIP research here https:// - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
17 Jan '23 |
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Government facing call for up to €1 billion in additional funding for Land Development Agency
One factor is a weakening in the flow of private investment fund money into the housing market since the European Central Bank raised borrowing rates last year for the first time in years. Such moves - Subscribe |
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© RTE |
17 Jan '23 |
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Landlords claim urgent measures needed to stem exits from the market
IPOA chairperson Mary Conway: "The SCSI's findings should be sobering reading for those who argue that we can achieve a sustainable rental market solely by increasing the regulatory burden on the sect - Subscribe |
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© RTE |
17 Jan '23 |
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40,000 new homes needed to prevent shortfall growing - report
Initiative Ireland: The annual supply of new houses needs to increase to 40,000 units next year, just to maintain the status quo and avoid making the existing shortfall in supply even greater, a new r - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
16 Jan '23 |
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Bedsit investors Nassarius Capital make a 200% return flipping properties to investment fund
Nassarius Capital, a company in Liechtenstein controlled by the Swiss-based Monterosa Group, acquired 24 properties in Ireland last year for €50.6 million. The houses are all subdivided to contain b - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
16 Jan '23 |
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Bewley’s seeks to renew café lease with Ronan Group
Bewley’s and RGRE are awaiting High Court judgment in separate case over ownership of Harry Clarke windows in the Grafton Street café - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
16 Jan '23 |
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Irish serviced office desk sector grew by 10 per cent in 2022
It may be the case that “the economic market doesn’t like uncertainty”, but it appears that the serviced office market thrives on it. As such, it comes as little surprise that this sector experi - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
16 Jan '23 |
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Donal Buckley: Investors viewing a new price landscape
Aoife Brennan of Lisney believes activity is likely to slow down in the coming months as the market is in the process of price discovery.
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© The Irish Times |
16 Jan '23 |
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Landlords want tax cut on rental income and overhaul of regulations
IPOA chair Mary Conway described the SCSI figures as “extremely alarming, but not at all surprising”. They were, she said, the result “of unsustainable taxation and regulatory burdens”. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
16 Jan '23 |
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Ireland ‘less attractive’ to foreign tech talent amid slump in job postings
“Factors such as remote working options and, to a lesser extent, other economic and housing crisis variables, resulted in overseas job seekers putting pause on their plans to relocate to Ireland or - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
15 Jan '23 |
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Warning some properties overvalued as major slowdown in Irish house prices predicted
In a new report the Society for Chartered Surveyors in Ireland (SCSI) predicted house prices will rise by 2 per cent across Ireland in 2023.
This would mark a major drop from the current level of h - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
13 Jan '23 |
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Colliers opens Munster base in Cork City
Colliers has just opened a permanent Munster region office in Cork city, set to operate from Clarendon Properties’ HQ/Horgans Quay development next to Kent Rail Station and anchored by Apple. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
13 Jan '23 |
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A third of Dublin’s available office space is leased out but not being used
According to Lisney,‘grey space’ – surplus office accommodation that is leased but not being used – currently accounts for about 32 per cent of all available supply and is set to increase furt - Subscribe |
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