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18 Jul '19 |
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Tetrarch sells 84 Citywest apartments to social housing body following a €10 million refurbishment
Clúid will add the properties to its portfolio of affordable social housing as it aims to deliver 2,500 new social housing homes over the coming three years. The 84 residential units include 34 one-b - Subscribe |
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18 Jul '19 |
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Make a move to Dublin’s secret sought-after streets
For Joe Beirne of Beirne & Wise, the allure of Sycamore Road in Mount Merrion is the fact that it “is one of the oldest neighbourhoods in Mount Merrion, and the houses built in the 1930s, - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
18 Jul '19 |
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Beacon developer Paddy Shovlin’s former Foxrock home sells for €3.1m
An examination of the Property Price Register shows Shovlin’s former Dublin residence was sold on June 26th for €3.1 million. The sale of the property represents just the latest severing of ties o - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
17 Jul '19 |
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Big investors pour €615m into Dublin private rented sector in second quarter
That’s according to a new report on the residential property investment market from agent Hooke & MacDonald.
Four of the five largest Dublin property investment transactions in the three-month pe - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
15 Jul '19 |
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Derelict properties: €30m worth of property on Cork City’s derelict sites register
“As well as using the derelict sites register, in 2017 we commenced a process of acquiring a number of derelict properties, particularly houses, in situations where the owner was not cooperating in - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
12 Jul '19 |
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Custom House Quay in Cork to host Ireland’s tallest building
The overall development will offer a programme of cultural events, retail, food and beverage businesses, office space and recreational areas which will be fully accessible to the public, in an effort - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
12 Jul '19 |
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Hard Brexit could hit Irish house prices, Central Bank warns
A Financial Stability Review, published on Thursday, said that while house prices in the Republic “on average are around what would be expected” given the state of the economy, they “exceed hist - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
12 Jul '19 |
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State lost ‘tens of millions’ on ‘train crash’ lease deal for Garda buildings
The State has lost “tens of millions of euro” on a “train crash” property deal for the Garda buildings at Harcourt Square, according to an Office of Public Works (OPW) official who worked on t - Subscribe |
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10 Jul '19 |
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See all the PRICE CHANGES or the SALE AGREED deals or SOLD properties in your market
Are you fully up to speed with changes happening on a daily basis in your market areas? Are you keeping your vendors up to date with the latest market conditions? - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
09 Jul '19 |
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Help-to-Buy: who it helps, who it doesn’t and will it be extended?
As lobbying from estate agents and the property industry steps up a gear, and Taoiseach Leo Varadkar moots that the scheme may be extended in Budget 2020, we take a look at how it works, and the argum - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
08 Jul '19 |
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A community fighting to save their homes against infrastructure: College Gate apartments, Dublin 2
Some communities possess the power to repel the state from inconveniencing their lifestyle. Others struggle desperately to stop the State’s decreeing that their homes must be sacrificed for the comm - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
08 Jul '19 |
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Corporate investors not the cause of high rents, report from stockbroker Davy claims
“People have, however, confused the chicken with the egg,” Conall Mac Coille said. “Institutional investors have been attracted here by high rents, and are now providing equity funding for the d - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
08 Jul '19 |
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Over €600,000 in vacant site levies paid in Dublin
Just six landowners have appealed paying the 3 per cent levy to An Bord Pleanála. The board has been adjudicating these cases in recent weeks and has issued the first order to a site owner to pay the - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
08 Jul '19 |
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Wealthy business people urged to buy properties for homeless people
The Dublin Simon Community has launched a fund targeted at wealthy business people who will be asked to buy homes in the capital that would be leased to the charity for free for up to 15 years.
Sam - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
08 Jul '19 |
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Home ownership decline will see Ireland reach German levels - report
The report from Davy Stockbrokers says strict mortgage rules, demographic shifts and a lack of housing will all contribute to the continuing fall.
It notes 80pc of homes in Ireland were owner-occup - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
05 Jul '19 |
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Valid concerns raised on docklands housing, says Dublin city chief
Concern about low levels of social housing and homes for middle-income workers in Dublin’s docklands is “legitimate” and “genuine”, Dublin City Council chief executive Owen Keegan has said. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
03 Jul '19 |
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Former orphanage reinvented as co-living space – called The Orphanage
The central portion of the original property is being marketed by letting agent Brady & McCarthy as “The Orphanage, a luxury co-living residence”comprising four fully-furnished private suites and - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
03 Jul '19 |
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Palmerston Road couple lose Nama action over €32m loans
A Nama agent said he questioned how “optically” it would look to the taxpayer if Nama was to allow Mr Morrissey and his family remain there while owing Nama more than €25 million in residual deb - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
02 Jul '19 |
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Collison brothers discussed housing issues with Department of Finance
"We think broad policy change will make the most meaningful ... difference in the state’s housing crisis, by allowing developers to build more housing – specifically lower-cost, higher-density hou - Subscribe |
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28 Jun '19 |
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First-time buyers feel 'pushed out' by bulk investors
The Department of Finance said many collective investment structures are designed so that the tax is payable by the investor or shareholder, rather than within the collective investment vehicle itself - Subscribe |
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