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18 Apr '19 |
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Richard Curran: 'Has Vernon got his property timing right at Green again?'
Back in 2014 talking about why he set up Green Reit, he had some interesting things to say about property players and risk. You can sit on the assets, and if they have a good cash flow and you are not - Subscribe |
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16 Apr '19 |
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DNG vacancies: senior sales negotiator in South Dublin + administrator / receptionist in Terenure
DNG are currently looking for an experienced residential senior sales negotiator to work in one of our residential branches on the Southside of Dublin. As one of Ireland’s leading property firms, DN - Subscribe |
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15 Apr '19 |
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David McWilliams: Dublin’s too-high crane count is disturbing
Once the group dynamic takes hold, it is more instructive to look at prices as amplifiers of the group trip, rather than indicators of fundamental value. - Subscribe |
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10 Apr '19 |
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Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy says 'institutional landlords' are good for Irish tenants
“The fact that institutional investors are entering the rental market with a clear long term focus on their investment provides security for tenants who can be confident their landlord is committed - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Apr '19 |
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Dalata boss McCann rubbishes idea of Dublin hotel with 1,000 bedrooms
The boss of Ireland’s largest hotel group has rubbished the idea of a 1,000-bedroom hotel for Dublin, describing it as “the biggest load of rot” he has ever heard.
“It’s naivety in the ex - Subscribe |
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07 Apr '19 |
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David McWilliams: Unless Ireland makes housing cheaper we will miss Brexit bounce
We are way out of line. And, of course, the surplus is skimmed off by a landowning class that does nothing but sit back and take the rent.
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04 Apr '19 |
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Richard Curran: 'Renters are most vulnerable in post-crash housing era'
Government policy has incentivised large investment funds to build more houses. They are building but they see greater potential in building or buying to rent, especially apartments. By not protecting - Subscribe |
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03 Apr '19 |
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Donal O'Donovan: 'The rent is just too damn high - a cry of pain that reveals deep social wounds'
An affordable rental model won't just mean building more housing. It potentially means a whole raft of mechanisms to plan for and supply homes, and to decide who gets to live in those homes, and then - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
25 Mar '19 |
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Mark Keenan: 'Kirstie and Phil can beat location drum all they want - here it's about mortgages'
For the first time since our survey began, agents in a number of markets have said buyers are citing Central Bank-enforced lending rules as playing a pivotal role in determining where they actually bu - Subscribe |
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04 Mar '19 |
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[Needs SBP Sub] Karl Deeter: Where have all the towers gone?
Many highly qualified professionals are very quick to tell me that you can have equal density at lower heights, but it is always predicated on the same false logic. That logic goes like this: if you h - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
26 Feb '19 |
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Outrageous to have hundreds of empty buildings alongside a shortage of houses
On the one hand, we have those who view a house as a home. On the other hand, there is the view of a house as a commodity. Clearing the way for developers to generate private wealth will result in the - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
25 Feb '19 |
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Anne-Marie Walsh: 'Lure of lower rent and shorter commute outside capital should be hard to resist'
A snazzy new website for a mobility scheme that enables them to search for jobs in 46 "zones" across the country is a pretty impressive departure on the "transfer" schemes of the past, if not just to - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
18 Feb '19 |
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[NEEDS SBP SUB] Karl Deeter: Hap flaw will only exacerbate the crisis
Senseless policy error effectively forces landlords to evict non-paying social housing tenants - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
15 Feb '19 |
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Paul McNeive: 'Overseas influences are changing Irish property'
New homes agents will say that the instructions were won in the first place on the back of decades of building relationships with developers, building a new homes brand and slogging in the trenches th - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
11 Feb '19 |
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Hubert Fitzpatrick of IHA: Homes will be built if we cut red tape
The launch of the Home Building Finance Ireland (HBFI) fund is the latest in a range of measures aimed at increasing housing supply to a sustainable level.
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08 Feb '19 |
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Mark Gantly of American Chamber of Commerce Ireland: Great opportunities on horizon: over 700 US companies with Irish bases
In an uncertain world, the factors which influence talent acquisition and retentions are, to a large extent, within our own control.
We need to look towards our cities, to invest in improving quali - Subscribe |
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08 Feb '19 |
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Industry driving property development
More cautious developers, and funders, still want to see a commitment to pre-lets from new occupiers before construction starts, but there’s more than a fair chance that a good portion of what’s c - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
08 Feb '19 |
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Mark Keenan: 'Instead of preserving 14 Henrietta Street because it once housed 100 in 1919, we could have actually housed 100 in 2019'
We cannot fault the excellent team who brought No14 to fruition, as it is undoubtedly a remarkable achievement. Those who carried it through should be commended. But the restoration of 14 Henrietta St - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
05 Feb '19 |
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Land Development Agency should put down the cheque book and focus on State sites
Up to 60 per cent of the houses built could be for the private market with 30 per cent affordable housing and 10 per cent for social housing. It’s a familiar refrain, but one that masked the real da - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
03 Feb '19 |
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Karl Deeter: Yes, Hap is social housing
There is a disturbing narrative in Irish discourse, which goes like this (and I’m paraphrasing): “If the state doesn’t own a property, then the property can’t be considered social housing, and - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
03 Feb '19 |
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Dan White: Housing market could be facing a hit in 2019
"If that doesn't work, the housing market will stagnate", warns the CIF spokesperson. - Subscribe |
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