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17 May '19 |
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Weaver Park, Dublin 8 selected as overall winner of the 2019 ??ULI Excellence in Placemaking?? awards
CBRE and the Urban Land Institute (ULI) yesterday evening held an event in the capital to announce the winners of the inaugural ??ULI Excellence in Placemaking?? awards. The awards were esta - Subscribe |
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16 May '19 |
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Douglas Newman Good seeking office administrator in Terenure
DNG are seeking a professional and motivated administrator/receptionist for our flag ship office in Terenure. You will work in collaboration with the sales team handling enquiries, booking appointment - Subscribe |
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17 May '19 |
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House prices threatened by global weather shift
Sharon Donnery said more extreme weather caused by climate change could result in a collective withdrawal of insurers from ??covering risks that they consider uninsurable?. - Subscribe |
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17 May '19 |
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**WE'VE MOVED**
Delighted and relieved to announce that we now have a state-of-the-art Solid State Drive as the new home for PropertyWeek.ie, website & databases.The migration seems to have gone smoothly this mor - Subscribe |
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16 May '19 |
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Positive outlook for rents and prices but one in four says market has peaked: RICS
Although the majority continue to sense the Irish market is in some stage of an upturn, 28pc feel it has reached a peak. Conducted in conjunction with the SCSI, the Q1 2019 Ireland Commercial Monitor - Subscribe |
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15 May '19 |
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Housing agencies provided over 3,000 social homes in 2018
Ireland??s housing association sector, or approved housing bodies (AHBs), provided 3,219 social homes in 2018, which was 38 per cent of the national total. Those houses took more than 4,000 families - Subscribe |
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13 May '19 |
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Using our new search interface
The number of results produced by a search (particularly handy for market share research) is TEMPORARILY switched off while we move to a faster server. Email for raw data. Apologies for inconvenience. - Subscribe |
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13 May '19 |
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Dublin City, Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown and Fingal Councils to vote on affordable housing scheme
Councillors in three Dublin local authorities will on Monday be asked to approve the scheme that determines who will be eligible to buy discounted homes built on local authority land. - Subscribe |
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12 May '19 |
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[NEEDS SBP SUB] Reddit chief warns of potential housing threat to expansion
A senior Reddit executive has said that the rising cost of housing, which makes it hard for new college graduates to live in Dublin, could affect the company??s future plans to expand in Ireland. - Subscribe |
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12 May '19 |
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Myles Crofton has applied to replace former home on Cross Avenue with 33 apartments
Renesca, a 1,050sq m (11,300sq ft) building, was constructed by Myles Crofton of Avenue Homes on the grounds of Chesterfield House, on Cross Avenue in Blackrock in south Co Dublin. Crofton paid ?47 - Subscribe |
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10 May '19 |
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Vulture fund agrees mortgage-to-rent deal
The fund Promontoria is working with Home for Life to offer those at risk of losing their homes the option of signing up for the State's mortgage-to-rent scheme.
This development contradicts claims - Subscribe |
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08 May '19 |
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Buying a home 'harder than ever', majority of people believe
Some 65pc of people surveyed by iReach for insurer Royal London said it is now ??harder than ever? to buy a home.
It comes as new buyers are being elbowed out of the market by the State buying n - Subscribe |
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07 May '19 |
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Revealed: One in five new-build homes is now being snapped up by State
Lorcan Sirr has dubbed the State's actions as akin to that of a magpie. The Department of Housing claims it is buying homes offered by investment funds that are not normally offered on the open market - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 May '19 |
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Commuters priced out of capital excluded from Dublin housing scheme
Workers with jobs based as far from the capital as Mullingar, Tullamore, Dundalk, or Gorey could be eligible to buy discounted homes in Dublin, under new affordable housing plans. - Subscribe |
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02 May '19 |
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New SALES STATUS menu
Data users will notice a new dropdown menu in the Residential Homes search panel. Here's a key to the labels we've used: All Listings - defaultOn Market Only - removes any sale agreed or sold pro - Subscribe |
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02 May '19 |
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Brexit drives slump in NI commercial property returns
Northern Ireland, according to the NI Commercial Property Investment Review 2018, produced in partnership by Ulster University, did do better than Wales where investors got a total return on their mon - Subscribe |
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01 May '19 |
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Social housing: Can councils afford Dublin??s sky-high prices?
Should it fulfil the requirements of its social housing diversity remit by acquiring units at sky-high prices in these developments? Or is it better off to forgo the goal of social inclusion by availi - Subscribe |
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30 Apr '19 |
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Dublin City Council has opted not to acquire units for social housing at three new docklands developments
The three developments are 6 Hanover Quay, Boland??s Mill and 8 Hanover Quay. The council has instead decided to acquire cheaper units at alternative sites in the city as its plans for social integra - Subscribe |
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29 Apr '19 |
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Buyers locked out as 'cuckoo funds' snap up 2,800 apartments in capital
Developers are planning to build at least 2,800 build-to-rent apartments in Dublin city alone, according to an analysis of applications lodged since the beginning of the year, for Dublin city centre, - Subscribe |
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29 Apr '19 |
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APOLOGY: Speed issues
You may have noticed that the website has been abnormally slow of late, & this is probably the reason some users have had trouble logging in at times. - Subscribe |
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28 Apr '19 |
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People looking to come home to Ireland cannot afford Dublin
Des O??Malley, head of countrywide at Sherry FitzGerald, said more and more people were looking outside of Dublin, given prices in the capital: ??Many people come over and look at Dublin. - Subscribe |
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