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Our NEWS section is the most comprehensive publication on the business of property in Ireland, keeping our trade readers fully informed on all developments in the property business and among their competitors.

It gathers together in one place all reports on the market, and goes into much greater detail than does the consumer press on trade issues of interest to estate agents, developers and other property professionals. It summarises property stories from the media, and provides handy links to the full stories. Occasional indepth features and opinion pieces for a fully developed online property magazine. It also acts as a searchable archive of all property matters down the years.

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© RTE 25 Jan '23

Amazon lodges plans for 3 new data centres for North Dublin

Universal Developers has lodged plans with Fingal County Council for the three new data centre buildings with a combined power load of 73MW for the Amazon Web Services (AWS) data centre campus on a 65 -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 25 Jan '23

DEAL: Eamon Waters pays €28m for 28-29 Grafton Street and €12m for 15-16 Baggot Street Lower

The founder of the State’s largest waste company, Beauparc Utilities, has agreed a €40 million deal which will see him acquire Victoria’s Secret’s flagship store on Grafton Street along with s -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 25 Jan '23

Private sector delivering more than seven in 10 new social homes, department figures show

Figures obtained from the Department of Housing show that 2,706 new-build social homes were delivered up to the end of September last year. Of these, 1,946 units (72 per cent) were acquired by way of -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 25 Jan '23

Marlet group chief says decision regarding Raheny site is contrary to ‘common good’ during housing crisis

Patrick Crean said it went against the advice of the council’s chief executive, who said an alternative mix of zoning struck an appropriate balance between ecological protection and the provision of -  Subscribe
© Business Post 23 Jan '23

Editorial: Amateurish property developers are a menace to public finances

Ireland’s property developers are not just incapable of delivering homes: they are a menace to the public finances. Their inability to manage risk, foresee trends, control costs or budget accordingl -  Subscribe
© Business Post 23 Jan '23

Cairn seeks to avoid land hoarding fine on former RTÉ site

“Despite best endeavours to secure permission and develop the site, it has been the impediments imposed by third parties that have consistently stymied efforts to progress. In this regard we submit -  Subscribe
© Business Post 23 Jan '23

Kennedy Wilson secures €110m in AIB green loans for office schemes

Kennedy Wilson has secured €110 million in green loans from AIB to fund more than 13,000 square metres of recently developed office space at Ten Hanover Quay, 20 Kildare Street and 94 St Stephen’s -  Subscribe
© Business Post 23 Jan '23

Pat Davitt of Ipav: ‘New land tax could push up the price of Irish homes’

Our worry is that we may be on the path once again of a government policy delivering severe unintended consequences. The Department of Finance says the purpose of the tax is to change the behaviour -  Subscribe
© Business Post 23 Jan '23

Tech lay-offs and rising interest rates create chilly environment for Irish property investors

Suzie Nolan, head of property fund management at Aviva: “The revaluations on commercial property haven’t been dramatic. Valuations have shifted by a few basis points, but nothing more. It’s been -  Subscribe
© Business Post 23 Jan '23

Investor demand for Dublin rental properties falls despite surging rents

Owen Reilly has released its annual report on the Dublin residential market based on data from the transactions it undertook in 2022. While supply issues continue and demand remains strong, the agentâ -  Subscribe
© The Currency 19 Jan '23

Hundreds of isolated apartments, deep-pocketed backers and a five-year horizon: iLiv’s new landlord model

While Ireland is well used to institutional investors purchasing entire apartment blocks, there has been little history here of American-style corporate landlords aggressively competing in the open ma -  Subscribe
© The Property Week 19 Jan '23

Savills: Trends in the prime country homes market

Using the Property Price Register data, we examined prime country home transactions which we have defined as transactions greater than one million euros and located outside of Dublin, the major region -  Subscribe
© The Property Week 19 Jan '23

CBRE Outlook 2023: Irish Real Estate Market Will Continue to Show Resilience in 2023

CBRE today released their comprehensive Outlook 2023 annual report containing their predictions for each sector of the Irish property market in the year ahead. The property consultants say that Irelan -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 19 Jan '23

Argos to close all of its Irish stores

It had highlighted some of the challenges the wider business was facing, including the cost of doing business in Ireland, with high rents among the issues raised along with supply chain challenges ari -  Subscribe
© Irish Examiner 18 Jan '23

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
© RTE 18 Jan '23

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
© Irish Independent 18 Jan '23

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
© The Irish Times 18 Jan '23

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
© Irish Independent 18 Jan '23

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
© The Property Week 18 Jan '23

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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