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© The Irish Times |
17 Feb '21 |
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Number of homes for sale now at lowest level in over a decade: Sherry FitzGerald
Sherry FitzGerald said the supply of existing homes – as opposed to new homes – coming to market has been falling by approximately 10 per cent a year for most of the last decade.
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© The Irish Times |
16 Feb '21 |
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Residents oppose plan for 18 apartments on north Dublin site
A local residents’ group has initiated a challenge to planning approval for an apartment development on Dublin’s North Circular Road on grounds including it may negatively impact on local bat spec - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
16 Feb '21 |
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ESRI claims shared equity schemes risk driving up prices
“Such rises in house prices are likely to exacerbate affordability problems down the line,” they will tell the committee in their opening statement, pointing out that shared equity schemes work by - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
16 Feb '21 |
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An Bord Pleanála agrees 122-unit Randalswood proposal in Monkstown would be ‘overdevelopment of restricted site’
In a rare planning victory for local objectors against a Strategic Housing Development (SHD) scheme, the appeals board found that the planned 122-unit proposal by Randalswood Construction Ltd would se - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
16 Feb '21 |
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MISSED: Do not listen to estate agents – house prices will go down, not up
Eoin Burke-Kennedy: if prices and rents are moving sideways, albeit at a high level, and population growth is easing, the likelihood of strong inflation in the near term is low or negligible. If anyt - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
16 Feb '21 |
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Banks say tough capital rules are reason for higher Irish mortgage rates
The report found that lenders in Ireland are required to hold about three times more capital for the perceived higher risk in their mortgage loans books when compared to average capital requirements i - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
15 Feb '21 |
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Supermac’s boss takes property fund to court over ‘Monster House’
The deal relates to No 24 High Street in Kilkenny, part of a building known locally as the Monster House, where Supermac’s is a tenant.
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© Business Post |
15 Feb '21 |
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Does apartment living stack up?
Dublin's planners are approving thousands of new apartments in the capital. But are first time buyers prepared to embrace high-density living, and more importantly, can they afford the prices develope - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
15 Feb '21 |
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Many first-time buyers will be frozen out of purchasing new apartments
Apartment costs are set to rise well beyond the mortgage-borrowing capability of many typical first-time buyers, according to a detailed analysis by this newspaper of more than 26,000 apartments due t - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
15 Feb '21 |
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IPAV Residential Property Price Barometer results for 2020 Q3/4
A new property analysis found pent-up demand - and buyers shifting away from smaller homes and urban areas - was driving price rises for three- and four-bedroom houses in most markets across the count - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
11 Feb '21 |
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SCSI formally acknowledge the climate and biodiversity emergency with campaign
As part of its commitment to sustainability, the SCSI is declaring a climate and biodiversity emergency and are inviting SCSI members to join us in making this Declaration. Read the Surveyors Declare - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
11 Feb '21 |
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Expanding firms Apple, Amazon and Alter Domus give Cork a triple-A rating and offices boost
While some sources indicate up to four possible sites are being pitched to Apple in the city, front-runners to secure the company’s presence are BAM/Clarendon’s Horgan’s Quay/HQ development by - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
11 Feb '21 |
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Local opposition to IPUT's plans to ‘rebrand’ historic Wilton Square, approved by Dublin City Council
In a joint submission, Gillen and O’Sullivan claimed IPUT’s plans would interfere with the historic nature of the park and push it towards “a campus/business district feel”.
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© Irish Independent |
11 Feb '21 |
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DEAL: Clonsilla residential site sells for 43pc over its guide price
Torca Homes has purchased a development site in Clonsilla, West Dublin for €2,150,000.
That amount is 43pc over the €1.5m asking price quoted by the joint sales agents Cushman & Wakefield and S - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
11 Feb '21 |
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DEAL: Gannon sells his Clonskeagh Paper Mill site for over €18m
Sales agents Knight Frank had been quoting €18m to €20m for the site and it is believed to have achieved slightly over the €18m mark. CBRE acted for the purchaser. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
11 Feb '21 |
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Mortgage rates could rise again if Ulster Bank quits
Rates on new mortgages here were 2.76pc in December.
Although this was down 12 basis points when compared with December in 2019 it was still more than double the average rate in the Eurozone, the l - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
11 Feb '21 |
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First-time buyers: Surge in demand may not be all that it seems
“We’re seeing a huge increase in mortgage applications, but, based on actual follow-through with all the required documents, a portion of these may just be using time on their hands at home to sim - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
11 Feb '21 |
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Blackstone gets green light for prime Dublin office purchase
The CCPC’s approval of the deal clears the way for Blackstone to acquire the stakes held by another US investor, Colony Capital, in the Burlington Plaza office complex on Burlington Road and the hea - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
11 Feb '21 |
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DEAL: Eurospar and Safari Childcare agree 20-year leases at Clancy Quay
With residential occupancy levels in the third and final phase of Clancy Quay approaching 50 per cent notwithstanding its launch in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, Kennedy Wilson has now agreed tw - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
11 Feb '21 |
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Stephen’s Green offices for 3,000 workers planned by Kennedy Wilson
Kennedy Wilson has sought permission from Dublin City Council to build a large office-led scheme on a site bounded by the south side of St Stephen’s Green, the northern end of Harcourt Street and th - Subscribe |
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