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28 Sep '22 |
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DNG welcomes the extension of the Help To Buy Incentive Scheme
Reacting to the measures announced in Budget 2023 Paul Murgatroyd, Director of Research with leading property group DNG, welcomed the extension of the Help To Buy (HTB) Scheme in its current format, f - Subscribe |
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15 Sep '22 |
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© Irish Independent |
23 Sep '22 |
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Paul McNeive: What’s on the Budget wish list for the property industry?
Aoife Brennan at Lisney said it is imperative that there is no increase in the “non-residential” stamp duty rate of 7.5pc, given that the market is already dealing with increased interest rates. - Subscribe |
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10 Sep '22 |
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Housing needs huge output but, worryingly, house commencements have dipped
Sherry FitzGerald’s Ann O’Mahony: There has been a noticeable uplift in trade-up homes available in the Cork market throughout 2022 particularly homes over the €1 million mark. Demand for such p - Subscribe |
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© Extra.ie |
06 Sep '22 |
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Planning risk to 1,800 homes as developers take legal challenges after An Bord Pleanála resignation
Five separate judicial reviews are now being sought over four housing developments in Dublin which were approved by the board's former deputy chair Paul Hyde, and one in Cork for which permission was - Subscribe |
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04 Sep '22 |
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‘Forward funding’ model enabling funds to avoid higher taxes
Department of Finance officials have found that if institutional investors ‘forward fund’ residential developments, they can avoid stamp duty charges on residential blocks because the property nev - Subscribe |
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03 Sep '22 |
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Documenting dereliction in Ireland: ‘Why have we accepted it as a country?’
They’ll say to us ‘Why would we go working on this if we can make 15 per cent per year on speculation?’ ... So the incentives and disincentives are wrong at the moment.”
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29 Aug '22 |
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Ireland’s future cities: Current plans need radical change to meet demands of rapid population growth
“We must continue to support the growth of Dublin along the lines of what is actually happening because not to do so will limit our economic growth, whereby we won’t then be able to support the gr - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
24 Aug '22 |
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Michael McDowell: Sinn Féin’s housing policy is a step backwards
Sinn Féin propose to prohibit any landlord from terminating a residential tenancy for the purpose of allowing his or her family member to occupy the dwelling. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
14 Aug '22 |
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David McWilliams: Property is driving a dangerous wedge between those who own homes and those who rent
We need to intensify land use, accelerate building, penalise hoarding and encourage development of existing and potential sites. Planning for better land use means building denser communities. Above a - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
10 Aug '22 |
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Glenveagh CEO Stephen Garvey: “We put ourselves in the boots of the consumer”
The suggestion was to overhaul existing planning regulations, replacing apartments with more own door homes. A move that CEO Stephen Garvey describes in this episode of The Inside Business Podcast as, - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
07 Aug '22 |
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Could compulsory purchase orders be a solution for derelict properties?
Louth was once a trailblazer when it came to using compulsory purchase orders to bring vacant buildings back into use, but in recent times the programme has faltered, with no properties acquired this - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
05 Aug '22 |
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‘Dalkey sur Mer’? How celebrities residing in Dublin coastal village are no strangers to planning disputes
From U2 to Van Morrison, and veteran broadcaster Pat Kenny to film director Jim Sheridan, household names in Ireland are no strangers to rows with their neighbours and planning bodies over issues invo - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
05 Aug '22 |
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How a trawl of Government departments’ property portfolios for housing fell far short of expectations
The results fell far short of expectations, with many departments and agencies offering very few properties, or none at all. At a Cabinet meeting in June, Ministers were sent back to the drawing board - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
26 Jul '22 |
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Six reasons to think twice about the new scheme for first-time homebuyers
The aim of First Home is to target middle-income earners who would otherwise be priced out of the market, by boosting what they can afford through the equity stake. In turn, it is hoped, this will lea - Subscribe |
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25 Jul '22 |
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Council investigating 25 vacant Kildare homes reported by members of the public
Kildare County Council is investigating 25 vacant properties which were registered via the www.vacanthomes.ie website.
The website has been developed by Mayo County Council on behalf of the local g - Subscribe |
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21 Jul '22 |
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Vacancy for residential sales negotiator at Lansdowne Partnership
Lansdowne Partnership Estate Agents are seeking to hire an experienced residential sales negotiator to join their sales team in Blackrock, Co Dublin. PSA Licence and clean driving Licence required.Exp - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
11 Jul '22 |
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‘Secrecy jurisdiction’ and tax haven companies to build 8,400 homes here
Foreign-based property firms controlled by mystery shareholders plan to construct large apartment blocks for the rental sector under the SHD scheme
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08 Jul '22 |
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© TheJournal.ie |
08 Jul '22 |
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Donohoe announces plan for Vacant Property Tax as part of Budget 2023
It comes just after Revenue announced new data on the number of vacant, habitable properties across Ireland stands at 57,206, or 3.6% of all properties in the state. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
06 Jul '22 |
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Collapse in young home ownership rates will leave future retirees financially exposed, study finds
The research by the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) found that the share of 25-34 year olds who own their own home more than halved between 2004 and 2019, falling from 60 per cent to jus - Subscribe |
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