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© Irish Independent |
01 Feb '23 |
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Mortgage drawdowns hit highest levels since Celtic Tiger era, to the value of more than €14bn last year
This is the highest number and value of mortgage drawdowns since 2008, the peak of the boom that ended in a property price crash. The number of new mortgages is up 21pc on the previous year. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
01 Feb '23 |
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Two in five former landlords say tax breaks would have kept them in the market – RTB survey
The most common reason for eviction notices from autumn 2019 to spring of last year was because “the landlord intends to sell the property”. “Inactive tenancies have remained active on the regis - Subscribe |
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© The Currency |
01 Feb '23 |
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Ronan Lyons: Ireland has hit peak construction. The data reveals it is still not nearly enough
Unfortunately, we are at the peak of the construction cycle. While almost 30,000 homes were completed last year, just 22,300 were started – down from 25,400 in 2021. Meanwhile, the number of propert - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
30 Jan '23 |
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DEAL: French investor Iroko Zen buys part of Airside complex in Swords for nearly €18m
Joint agents Colliers and McPeake Auctioneers have sold Airside South Quarter, a mixed-use office and leisure development in Swords in North Dublin, to Iroko Zen for almost €18 million. - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
30 Jan '23 |
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Developers push back against new land-hoarding taxes
The state’s biggest developers, investment funds and other businesses that own large amounts of unused land are lobbying to avoid land-hoarding taxes that would be collectively worth hundreds of mil - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
30 Jan '23 |
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Developers sign up for €144k in state subsidies to build private apartments
Developers have sought state subsidies to help build 2,102 apartments to be sold on the open market using the €450 million Croí Cónaithe fund, new figures show. - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
30 Jan '23 |
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A week in the life of Dublin’s shrinking office districts
It’s an acronym formed by the first letters of the days of the week that many of those workers are at their desks. “It’s Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays [Twats], and it’s the same over here - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
30 Jan '23 |
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‘Constant’ delays from lenders and local authorities slowing down property sales – Law Society
“While the Certificate of Title (COT) system has the potential to reduce the Timeline – provided that the terms of the system, including agreed timelines are complied with – in reality, delays a - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
30 Jan '23 |
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Landlord fined after trying to raise rent by 61% in pressure zone
In October 2019, Wow Investments Limited acquired an investment property from Permanent TSB for an undisclosed sum. It acquired the property with vacant possession following a distressed sale by - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
30 Jan '23 |
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Residential Tenancies Board meetings heard concerns over accuracy of body’s tenancy figures
The board of the State’s rental market regulator expressed concern over the organisation’s finances at several points last year, which saw its projected deficit reach more than €2 million, minut - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
30 Jan '23 |
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Shortage of housing is a ‘critical barrier’ to investment in Ireland, Ibec warns
Ibec has called for a Vat refund of 5pc for buyers of new homes to help hard-pressed home hunters. “The rental market is consistently mentioned by Ibec members as a crucial barrier to Ireland’s co - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
30 Jan '23 |
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Centra plots expansion
Centra said it will invest €23 million in its store network this year, opening 18 new units in the process. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
30 Jan '23 |
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Eoin Burke-Kennedy: Ireland’s housing crisis: why doesn’t the State step in and build?
Policymakers may get it wrong but to suggest they’re harbouring hidden motives on housing seems overly conspiratorial. There is a simpler explanation: bureaucracy. Local authorities are so tied up i - Subscribe |
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© TheJournal.ie |
30 Jan '23 |
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Demolition of Dublin's Stephen Court approved to make way for new office building
Dublin City Council have approved of planning permission for a new office development by Stephen Court Ltd looking onto St Stephen’s Green which will require the demolition of Stephen Court. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
26 Jan '23 |
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More than 45,000 homes stuck in planning system despite housing crisis, Mitchell McDermott say
“Delays due to judicial reviews, and spiralling construction inflation have all contributed to the dramatic drop off in commencements we are seeing,” said Paul McDermott, one of the authors of the - Subscribe |
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26 Jan '23 |
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General Practice Chartered Surveyor required
Hooke & MacDonald, one of the leading firms of property consultants in the country, with an experienced team of Chartered Surveyors provide high quality professional advice on a wide range of prop - Subscribe |
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© Other |
25 Jan '23 |
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Dwyer Nolan Developments Ltd records €31m profit as revenues soar to €100m
It has planning applications in for the former De La Salle National School, Ballyfermot Road, Ballyfermot; Chadwicks at the Junction of Santry Avenue and Swords Road; and a site at Minister's Road, Lu - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
25 Jan '23 |
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DEAL: Irish investment consortium in €6.5m deal for landmark Donnybrook Mall
Acquired by developer Sean Dunne for €17 million at the height of the last boom, the mall last changed hands in 2014, with its outgoing owner, an individual private Irish investor, paying €6.6 mil - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
25 Jan '23 |
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Intercom set to sublet half of new Dublin HQ to US investment giant
KKR is closing in on a deal to rent just under 50,000sq ft of office space at Irish-founded technology company Intercom’s new headquarters on Dublin’s Earlsfort Terrace.
Although heads of terms - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
25 Jan '23 |
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DEAL: Bartra secures €4.15m from sale of south Dublin residential site
Located off Mount Merrion Avenue, the 0.283-hectare site, which has full planning permission for 26 apartments, has been acquired by Keith Craddock’s Red Rock Developments. The price paid represents - Subscribe |
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