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09 Dec '18 |
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Death of the semi-D as height limits scrapped guided by the National Planning Framework
Limits on the height of buildings have been abolished in all cities and large towns in a radical redrawing of our planning laws. The new building heights will be in stark contrast to the traditional s - Subscribe |
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09 Dec '18 |
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Maxol given green light to build 90 homes in place of station at Beach Road in Sandymount
Objectors cited problems with the design of the building and the effect it would have on the "integrity of the neighbourhood".
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09 Dec '18 |
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Planners reject appeal by Nama receivers involving Player Wills site
Planners have rejected an appeal challenging Dublin City Council’s decision to class a prime development site as vacant, leaving State assets agency Nama facing an estimated €3 million in levies. - Subscribe |
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07 Dec '18 |
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Paddy McKillen Jr’s Oakmount gets go-ahead for 55 Mount Merrion development
The site and an adjoining site, which already has planning permission for 48 apartments and 3,035 square foot of office accommodation, are for sale with Knight Frank, with a guide price of more than - Subscribe |
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06 Dec '18 |
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Cairn plans for even more apartments on RTÉ site
The developer has lodged planning documentation with An Bord Pleanála signalling its intention to build 619 apartments and three townhouses on the site it purchased from RTÉ for €107.5m in 2017.
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06 Dec '18 |
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Dispute over new Dublin city hotel reaches High Court
Luxor Investments Ltd, owner of lands at Ship Street Great and Chancery Lane, Dublin, where a Radisson Hotel is located, has brought the proceedings against Wave Point Limited, which plans to build a - Subscribe |
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05 Dec '18 |
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Investors Round Hill and NBKC set to build 145 student beds in Cork
Round Hill Capital and NBK Capital are set to build 145 student beds on a one acre site they have acquired at Farranlea Road, Cork, as part of broader a strategy which will see the investors deliver i - Subscribe |
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03 Dec '18 |
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Bartra given green light to demolish D4 guesthouse
The development company's plans to construct 20 units in a five-storey structure at 98 Merrion Road in Dublin 4 were approved by An Bord Pleanala last week. - Subscribe |
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27 Nov '18 |
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Pat Kenny wins planning battle with apartment developer
In their 16 page objection, the Kennys suggested grounds for refusal would be that the proposed development - by reason of its scale, height and design - would have an overbearing visual impact and be - Subscribe |
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27 Nov '18 |
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Hibernia Reit gets green light for €100m plan at Harcourt Square
Hibernia Reit, led by chief executive Kevin Nowlan, secured approval from Dublin City Council on Monday to press ahead with a revised scheme that allows for a 29,264sq m (315,000sq ft ) building on a - Subscribe |
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25 Nov '18 |
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Cairn Homes requests meeting with planning board for 420 new houses
One of the country's largest homebuilders, Cairn Homes, has requested a preliminary meeting with An Bord Pleanala to discuss the development of 420 new homes in south-west Dublin.
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23 Nov '18 |
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Permission for scientology drug rehab centre in Ballivor, Co Meath overturned by An Bord Pleanála
An Bord Pleanála has ruled it is not exempt, and there were different planning considerations to consider when compared to a nursing home: "different patterns of traffic, and pedestrian activity/move - Subscribe |
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23 Nov '18 |
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Charltons lodge Ballsbridge development plans after Pat Kenny row
Metropolitan Properties, an investment vehicle controlled by Charlton family members, owns number 20 Baggot Street in Dublin 4. According to the commercial rents register, the property’s various ten - Subscribe |
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22 Nov '18 |
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Cairn Homes plans 107 high-end apartments in Rathgar scheme
Cairn Homes is seeking permission to build 107 apartments at its high-end scheme at Marianella in Rathgar, Dublin 6, on a site where it previously had permission for 22 houses. - Subscribe |
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19 Nov '18 |
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Dublin city councillors could block major student development
Investment fund NTM Capital wants to redevelop the former Nolan Seafoods factory on Rathdown Road as a 289-bed complex, and create a link to a 444-bed student development which is already under constr - Subscribe |
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19 Nov '18 |
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An Taisce calls for rejection of Johnny Ronan’s Dublin skyscraper
An Taisce said the board should uphold the council’s refusal and make particular note of the detrimental effect the tower would have on the “riverscape” and O’Connell Street. - Subscribe |
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16 Nov '18 |
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Joe O'Reilly in fast-track bid to build 400 homes in Shankill, south Dublin
The plan to build the 428 residential units is being progressed by a company called Aeval, which is owned by Mr O'Reilly and fellow Castlethorn Construction director John Fitzsimons. - Subscribe |
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08 Nov '18 |
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Planning regulations may hinder growth of build-to-rent sector
Drawing on data from its sectoral knowledge and direct experience of consulting on 7,000 BTR units in Dublin and the Greater Dublin Area, Linesight's research delivers a number of interesting findings - Subscribe |
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07 Nov '18 |
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Pat Kenny objects to apartment block next to his Dalkey home
Bartra Capital Property - founded by developer Richard Barrett - paid €3.1m for the Maple Tree House site adjacent to the Kennys’ home and also bought a separate and adjoining 0.51 acre site. - Subscribe |
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07 Nov '18 |
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Plan for Temple Bar ‘superpub’ in historic building refused
Plans to turn the Merchant’s Arch Bar, considered one of the most important historical buildings on Dublin’s south quays, into a “superpub” have been rejected by An Bord Pleanála. - Subscribe |
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