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18 Apr '24 |
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Almost 400 apartments planned for Dublin’s Grand Canal cost-rental scheme
Almost 400 apartments, 65 per cent of which will be available to rent by low- and middle-income workers under the State’s cost-rental scheme, are to be built along the Grand Canal in Dublin by the L - Subscribe |
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12 Apr '24 |
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Almost 400 apartments planned for Dublin’s Grand Canal cost-rental scheme
The Bluebell Waterways are to be built along the Grand Canal in Dublin by the Land Development Agency (LDA) and Dublin City Council. Dave Dinningan, director of housing delivery with the council, said - Subscribe |
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11 Apr '24 |
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Developer fails in Supreme Court bid to save planning permission for 1,593 Drumcondra apartments
A partner fund of developer Hines received fast-track approval in November 2021 for the €602 million scheme of 12 blocks, including one of 18 storeys, on the site of the former Holy Cross seminary o - Subscribe |
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11 Apr '24 |
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Ronan’s plan for Citigroup office draws objections from Clarion Quay apartment owners
Ronan Real Estate Group’s (RGRE) planning application is part of a redevelopment of Citigroup’s current European headquarters at 1 North Wall Quay: “proposes to positively transform this waterfr - Subscribe |
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11 Apr '24 |
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Supreme Court ruling may affect dozens of strategic housing plans
The proposed development by Noel Smyth’s Fitzwilliam Ltd is for apartments up to 13 storeys high on the grounds of St Michael’s Hospital, Crofton Road. An Bord Pleanála’s April 2021 approval of - Subscribe |
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08 Apr '24 |
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‘Nothing to do with my professional life’ – how a 'nimby' developer is blocking 850 new homes
Beyond the huge metal gate of the Central Mental Hospital though, the 34-acre site right in the heart of the south Dublin suburb of Dundrum is empty and ready to provide housing for up to 2,000 people - Subscribe |
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08 Apr '24 |
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Developer gets approval for 178 apartments on former Dell site in Wicklow
Wicklow County Council has given approval to Developer Avonvard Ltd for a large-scale residential development (LRD) of 178 apartments on the former Dell site, at Vevay Road and Boghall Road in Bray, d - Subscribe |
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08 Apr '24 |
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Howth residents raise concerns over Conor McGregor’s plans to develop boutique hotel
Monica Lambert, a resident of Dunbo Hill, Howth, which is to the rear of the premises, has objected to the planned inclusion of an “unprecedented” open-roof terrace in the new development. - Subscribe |
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08 Apr '24 |
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Fresh plan to build on Donnybrook petrol station site
Red Rock Donnybrook is to make a fresh bid to develop a site in Dublin 4. This follows the Keith Craddock firm giving notice that it is to lodge a planning application for a 10-storey, 225-bed space s - Subscribe |
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07 Apr '24 |
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Why 43-50 Dolphin’s Barn Street remains derelict after 20 years of inactivity
This relates to a developer in Dún Laoghaire who wants to build a 12-storey apartment block with 102 apartments on the grounds of St Michael’s Hospital. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
06 Apr '24 |
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Adroit Company Ltd appeals refusal of 181 apartment Harold’s Cross development
The council last month refused planning permission to the Large Scale Residential (LRD) scheme that consists of four apartment blocks rising between four and seven storeys at Harold’s Cross Road aft - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
02 Apr '24 |
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Paul McNeive: There is an opportunity for political parties to tackle conveyancing delays
Solicitors won’t like it, but there is a perception that it suits the legal profession to keep property conveyancing unnecessarily complex, in order to maximise fees. I don’t agree, but the existi - Subscribe |
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20 Mar '24 |
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Greg Kavanagh sues Stillorgan planning objector in ‘extortion’ claim
The high-profile developer has launched a legal action against a resident who he claims has sought a substantial sum
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20 Mar '24 |
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Two-thirds of 147,000 homes applied for under Government’s fast-track planning system remain undeveloped
The SHD system has now been replaced by the large residential development (LRD) system which restores the local authority as the primary planning decision maker.
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10 Mar '24 |
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Dublin City Council refuses planning permission for 14-storey apartment block on site at Herbert Park
There is currently permission for a 12-storey block on the site, and Derryroe Ltd, a company owned by the operators of the Herbert Park Hotel, the McSharry and Kennedy families, had sought approval to - Subscribe |
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06 Mar '24 |
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Meath residents lodged appeals to bring Glenveagh ‘to heel’ in land negotiation, High Court hears
Glenveagh Homes claimed that the appeals were designed to coerce a higher price in a land sale - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
29 Feb '24 |
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Ronan Group Real Estate submits plan for 17-storey tower in Dublin docklands
RGRE has sought permission to demolish the bank’s existing six-storey office building and to replace it with a new net-zero structure built to LEED Platinum standard with an A3 Ber rating and geothe - Subscribe |
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29 Feb '24 |
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Planning refusal for Slane housing scheme upheld by An Bord Pleanála
The plans by Zilic Developments Ltd consisted of three two-storey housing blocks, with each comprising of three one-bedroom terraced ground floor dwelling units and two first-floor dwelling units. It - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
27 Feb '24 |
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Planned apartments on former Cadbury’s pitch and putt course face opposition from Northside Retail Park owners
Planning consultants for the owners of the Northside Retail Park have told Dublin City Council that OTR Development Company's proposals for former Cadbury’s pitch and putt course in Coolock should b - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
23 Feb '24 |
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Hines gets sign-off for bowling alley to the rear of the Gaiety Theatre
A Dublin City Council planners’ report on the application stated that amusement and leisure complexes are permissible under the zoning rules of that part of the city, which aim “to sustain life wi - Subscribe |
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