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17 Sep '19 |
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Cost of rebuilding homes now back at boom-time levels
The SCSI annual house rebuilding cost guide highlighted rising labour costs due to the shortage of construction workers, the impact of new building regulations, specifically those related to ventilati - Subscribe |
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23 Sep '19 |
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Opportunity in Hooke & MacDonald sales department
Hooke & MacDonald have an opening in their residential sales department for an enthusiastic and motivated person. She/he must be a good team player and with a good knowledge of the residential mar - Subscribe |
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13 Sep '19 |
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Times editorial on poor construction standards: Government is ignoring a dangerous situation
The first task is to prevent further breaches of planning regulations and to protect consumers. The second is to establish the size of the problem. - Subscribe |
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09 Sep '19 |
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Construction activity in Republic rises but North’s economy in trouble
Simon Barry, chief economist for Ulster Bank: “Overall, following the sharp weakening in the pace of construction activity recorded over the previous three months, the pick-up in the August PMI is a - Subscribe |
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09 Sep '19 |
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Blackrock apartment owners at Frascati Hall face €25,000 bill for defects
The 42-apartment block was built by developer McInerney Homes, which went into receivership in 2011 with debts of €113 million.
Details of the structural defects present at the block were summari - Subscribe |
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14 Aug '19 |
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IRES has spent €1m remedying building defects at Sandyford Beacon South Quarter apartments
In accounts published on Friday, IRES confirmed that it had paid €965,000 in owners’ levies that were agreed in 2017 to pay for “water ingress and fire-remediation works” at the Beacon South Q - Subscribe |
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12 Aug '19 |
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Pace of building growth hits six-year low, says Ulster Bank
The bank’s Construction PMI (purchasing managers index) for July showed a “a modest expansion” in activity, the bank said. The rate of growth in house building activity and engineering weakened - Subscribe |
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09 Aug '19 |
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17% increase in number of houses built in first half of year
A new CSO report on dwelling completions shows that the number of homes being completed is continuing to increase. In the first half of the year, there were 9,185 new dwellings completed, a 16.8% incr - Subscribe |
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08 Jul '19 |
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Slow down in building growth last month: Ulster Bank Construction Purchasing Managers' Index
The overall reading for the index was 53.1 in June, down from 54.9 in May. Any reading above 50 indicates expansion, and readings below indicate contraction.
Simon Barry, Ulster Bank's chief econom - Subscribe |
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27 Jun '19 |
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Johnny Ronan company seeks €250m in forward funding for a scheme of 471 new homes in Dublin docklands
“Dublin’s first purpose-built private rented sector scheme” is located immediately adjacent to Salesforce’s new European headquarters, which is now under construction. The “Spencer Place Res - Subscribe |
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27 Jun '19 |
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Derry group to deliver three rapid-build projects for Dublin
FastHouse, a specialist in rapid-build homes, will deliver the schemes which include 74 houses in Craddockstown, Co Kildare, 79 houses in Corkagh Grange in south Dublin and 49 houses in Ballymun in no - Subscribe |
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12 Jun '19 |
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Turnover at Ireland’s top 50 construction firms tops €8bn
Figures in the Construction Industry Federation (CIF) Top 50 Contractors list show that John Sisk & Son retained its position as the largest contractor, with revenues of just under €1.2 billion, up - Subscribe |
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10 Jun '19 |
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Construction growth slows, but still remains 'solid'
Ulster Bank Construction Purchasing Managers' Index: The survey showed housing once again recorded the fastest rise in activity of the three monitored sub-sectors for the fifth month running during Ma - Subscribe |
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30 May '19 |
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Iput's redevelopment of the Tropical Fruit Warehouse at 30-32 Sir John Rogerson's Quay
Two floating office floors over a redeveloped former warehouse building bring an unusual integration of old and new to Dublin's south docklands. The full-glazed floors are an attractive feature of Ipu - Subscribe |
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13 May '19 |
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Construction activity boosted in April while companies increase stock
Ulster Bank??s construction purchasing managers index (PMI) showed that business levels continue to rise underpinned by ongoing increases in the demand for construction work. - Subscribe |
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23 Apr '19 |
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House completions increase at slowest pace in six years: ??Building Energy Rating (BER) Housing Tracker?? from Goodbody
The build-to-rent sector will be the biggest driver of the growth in apartments, according to the report.
"Without this investment, it is likely that the output in the sector would be much lower in - Subscribe |
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11 Apr '19 |
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Dublin seventh most expensive place in the world to build
The international construction market survey by global professional services company Turner & Townsend said Dublin is the third most expensive city in Europe for construction costs, behind only London - Subscribe |
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10 Apr '19 |
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Dublin crane count drops six in April from record high in March
This is the first drop in the count for six months but is still comfortably above the 102 recorded on November 1st last year when the survey started a run of five record highs in a row.
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08 Apr '19 |
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Construction growth tapers slightly in March but is still strong
At 55.9 in March, the figure is down from a reading of 60.5 in February, but still well above the 50 mark that divides growth from contraction.
??[However] Irish construction firms continue to exp - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
11 Mar '19 |
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Housebuilding drives construction activity in February
The Ulster Bank Construction Purchasing Managers?? Index rose to 60.5 in February on a seasonally adjusted basis, marking a seven-month high, from 54.6 a month earlier, according to the bank. - Subscribe |
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06 Mar '19 |
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Dublin crane count reaches record 123 in March
There were 49 cranes visible on the northside ?? three up on last month ?? but this is set to surge as a number of large schemes are due to go on site soon in the north docklands and work on the DIT - Subscribe |
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