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08 Feb '23 |
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McKillen jnr’s Press Up plans to open new Dean hotel in Belfast
Paddy McKillen jnr and Matt Ryan’s Press Up Entertainment group is looking to expand its business to Northern Ireland with plans for a new Dean hotel in Belfast.
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07 Feb '23 |
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State house-buying scheme will increase to €360,000 for first-time buyers
Under the changes to the scheme, the house-price limit will increase by €40,000 to €360,000 for people seeking loans from local authorities in Dún Laoghaire Rathdown, South Dublin, Dublin City, F - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
05 Feb '23 |
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When it comes to winning instructions, stay alert and be creative
‘Pitching’ was one of the areas I looked after during my career and the first lesson is that the more effort you put into it, the more jobs you will win.
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05 Feb '23 |
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Should I sell my rental property ahead of any change of government?
Alongside the tighter rent controls – where potential rent increases are now just a fraction of the rate of inflation – this has put the wind up many landlords. Recent figures from the Society of - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
05 Feb '23 |
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Savills: Tech sector is still best bet for Dublin office market despite cuts
Savills’ Director of Research, John Ring: “It is arguably harder to select a sector, other than tech, to which an office market should be targeted towards in long-term given the long-term performa - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
05 Feb '23 |
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Ires Reit seen selling as much as €50m of assets this year
Ires Reit, the State’s largest private residential landlord, is likely to sell about €50 million of assets in 2023 to ensure it has sufficient headroom over legal and financial debt covenants, eve - Subscribe |
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05 Feb '23 |
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Irish Life submits plans for Dublin office hub on former AIB site
The planning application says the proposed building would range in height from four storeys facing Albert Terrace to a nine and 10-storey setback level towards the front Harcourt Road/Adelaide Road en - Subscribe |
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05 Feb '23 |
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Home buyers will foot the bill for land hoarding tax, says lobby group
Property Industry Ireland has warned the government that the incoming residential zoned land tax (RZLT) will only make housing more expensive. From February 2024, a new residential zoned land tax (RZL - Subscribe |
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05 Feb '23 |
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Dominant funds could set rent prices in central areas of Dublin
A report by a financial stability expert at the ECB suggest the dominance of property investors in nine areas of Dublin could give large landlords the power to set rents in certain postcodes, accordin - Subscribe |
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05 Feb '23 |
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DEAL: HSE expands footprint by 335 square metres at Swords Business Campus
News comes from commercial leasing agents TWM and JLl that leasing activity continues at Swords Business Campus, where the HSE has expanded its footprint in Unit 2 by leasing a new office of about 335 - Subscribe |
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05 Feb '23 |
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Joan Henry: Dublin office rents predicted to fall as ‘grey space’ rises
The availability of office space to let in 2023 is set to be complicated with a number of large buildings due to be delivered at a time when a number of city centre buildings are also available to sub - Subscribe |
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03 Feb '23 |
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AIB first with higher mortgage rates after ECB’s fifth move
AIB said on Thursday that it is increasing mortgage rates again, moving within hours of the European Central Bank’s (ECB) decision to hike official rate for a fifth time since July, as rivals said t - Subscribe |
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02 Feb '23 |
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ECB hikes rates by half a point, pledging the same in March
The European Central Bank has raised its main borrowing rate by half a point to 3pc, promising the same next month.
It also raised its deposit rate by half a point to 2.5pc, while its overnight rat - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
02 Feb '23 |
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Paul McNeive: When it comes to winning instructions, stay alert and be creative
In a tightening market, it’s clear that there will be fewer instructions for agents, architects and other professions this year. Vendors are paying more attention to getting the best value and resul - Subscribe |
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02 Feb '23 |
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DEAL: An Post signs for additional space at Exo, Dublin’s tallest office building, at Point Square
Joint letting agents, Savills and CBRE. Developed by EPISO4, a fund managed by Tristan Capital Partners and its local operating partners, SW3 Captal, the Exo comprises a total of 15,847sq m - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
02 Feb '23 |
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DEAL: Cairn Homes secures €131m from sale of 316 Greystones apartments
Tuath Housing and Land Development Agency acquire 316 new homes for provision of affordable, cost-rental housing. The Land Development Agency, meanwhile, is understood to have paid about €60 million - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
02 Feb '23 |
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Revised housing targets could increase demand for already scarce surveyors, says report
Research by the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland (SCSI) has indicated that any upward revision of Government’s housing targets over coming weeks is likely to increase demand for qualified surv - Subscribe |
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02 Feb '23 |
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Sharp rise in Dublin office take-up in 2022 but tech slowdown ‘restricting’ market
BNP Paribas Real Estate research has indicated Dublin office take-up soared 63 per cent last year to a total of 247,635sq m but the slowdown in the global technology sector “restricted the market” - Subscribe |
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02 Feb '23 |
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Cliff Taylor: We are starting to see the shape of the post-Covid city centre
BNP forecasts that vacancy rates will peak at 15 per cent by the end of this year but should ease back after that with relatively little new space due to come on stream after this year. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
01 Feb '23 |
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DEAL: Sweaty Betty signs lease for flagship store on 32-33 South Anne Street
Sweaty Betty is understood to have agreed a rent in the region of €225,000 pa. The company was represented by UK-based agent KBW, while the landlord was advised by Eoin Feeney at Colliers. - Subscribe |
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