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23 Nov '20 |
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IPUT's 'Making Place' report launched in conjunction with ARUP
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23 Nov '20 |
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State pays €2,300 a month for social housing units
Cian O'Callaghan "the monthly cost of renting these homes by the state could fund the purchase of an investment property worth €450,000 over a period of 16 years“ - Subscribe |
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23 Nov '20 |
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Social (part five) tenants in the Marianella complex in Rathgar complex excluded from certain facilities
AHBs provide a thorough explanation of the tenancy agreement and the rights and obligations of the landlord and the tenant.” The council did “not regard access to a gym as a welfare issue”. - Subscribe |
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23 Nov '20 |
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Minister for Housing to ban new co-living developments
“Given the unprecedented nature of these developments I have concerns that the scale of the developments is moving away from the niche quantity of units the concept originally aimed for to a signifi - Subscribe |
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20 Nov '20 |
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Google to offer 46 Bolands Mills apartments to key workers at reduced rent through not-for-profit housing body
It is targeting those who work in jobs considered critical for the wellbeing of the community, including nurses, teachers, front-line services workers and public safety employees. - Subscribe |
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18 Nov '20 |
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193 Dublin sales in November recorded already
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18 Nov '20 |
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Local councils can build social housing at half the cost of private developers
Department of Housing figures suggest that local councils are paying private developers up to €400,000 for social housing units when the councils themselves can build them directly at half the price - Subscribe |
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17 Nov '20 |
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Cushman & Wakefield seeking warehouse for medical devices company
Cushman & Wakefield is seeking, on behalf of a client medical devices company, a warehouse with specifications as follows- Warehouse - 1,500 Sq.m- Office - 400 Sq.m- Location - Greater Dublin Area- Sp - Subscribe |
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17 Nov '20 |
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Plans for 853 Dublin homes collapse after councillors refuse to approve deal with Glenveagh Homes
Councillors voted 48 to 14 against the plan to sell the site at Oscar Traynor Road in Santry, just east of the entrance to the Dublin Port Tunnel, despite warnings from the council’s head of housing - Subscribe |
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13 Nov '20 |
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Company owned by Seán Dunne’s son disputes €1.4m stamp duty bill
The practice of holding property for several years without going through conveyancing was long established, she said.
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12 Nov '20 |
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Co-living developments may be the slums of the next decade, housing seminar told
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11 Nov '20 |
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Approvals for Government’s home loan scheme plummet 60%
It’s likely that fewer people may have applied for the scheme given the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on incomes, while fewer may also have been approved as a result of this. - Subscribe |
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03 Nov '20 |
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REA Grimes appoints Elaine Swift to position of senior negotiator with their Ashbourne branch
REA Grimes have appointed Elaine Swift to their Ashbourne team as senior property negotiator.Elaine joins REA Grimes with over 18 years of property related and sales experience, and having worked in a - Subscribe |
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30 Oct '20 |
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It's almost scary how quickly we match up sales results with property listings
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27 Oct '20 |
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BPFI: significant increase in mortgage approvals for September
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27 Oct '20 |
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Tourists and renters to be permitted in student accommodation
The five facilities operate under the Uninest brand and were developed in recent years as purpose-built off-campus student housing. Two blocks are on Dominick Street in the north inner city, with one - Subscribe |
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23 Oct '20 |
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Property providers anticipate busy lockdown amid strong demand
David Byrne, managing director of Lisney: “We know there is underlying strength in the market and that the market has shown resilience in the face of these restrictions earlier in the year. I am exp - Subscribe |
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21 Oct '20 |
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Irish house prices could buck European trend and fall this year, says S&P
In a report on housing across Europe, the ratings agency predicts house prices in most markets are likely to rise further in 2020 despite the Covid-19 lockdowns and the unprecedented fall in economic - Subscribe |
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19 Oct '20 |
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Just one in three housing projects approved for funding by HBFI actually under construction
HBFI announced in its latest update it had trebled its loan approvals to €340m from €114m in the six months to the end of June.
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16 Oct '20 |
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How Irish overseas are hastening their return home
The pent-up demand is such that in September Sherry FitzGerald ran a full-page ad in the weekend edition of the Financial Times, aimed squarely at emigrant readers browned-off with politics and the ha - Subscribe |
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