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19 May '19 |
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Sean Dunne claims Nama forced his improving business into receivership
Sean Dunne has testified in his American civil trial that he was making real progress turning around his troubled property empire when the National Asset Management Agency (Nama) abruptly put his comp - Subscribe |
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16 May '19 |
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Douglas Newman Good seeking office administrator in Terenure
DNG are seeking a professional and motivated administrator/receptionist for our flag ship office in Terenure. You will work in collaboration with the sales team handling enquiries, booking appointment - Subscribe |
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19 May '19 |
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Savills scales back Dublin residential property business
In a statement, employees were told that the company is reviewing its branch network with a view to consolidating all residential operations at its head office on Dublin??s Molesworth Street. - Subscribe |
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17 May '19 |
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New KBC Bank chief says he's ??comfortable?? with Irish share of mortgage market
Peter Roebben, who took up the chief executive post in recent weeks, said the bank added ?216m in lending in the first three months, up 9% from a year earlier, helping to preserve its share of the I - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
16 May '19 |
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Paul McNeive: 'Check everything - the new, old world of valuations'
The huge growth in the private rented sector (PRS) is producing some big-ticket valuation work, either for the fund acquiring or for a bank if debt is being raised. There is still an amount of Nama-re - Subscribe |
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16 May '19 |
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Ballymore secures ?77.3m green loan from HSBC for Dublin Landings project in the city??s north docklands
Ballymore and Singaporean property group Oxley have secured a ?77.3 million so-called green loan from HSBC Ireland to help fund the construction of three offices in their high-profile Dublin Landing - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
16 May '19 |
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Private developers bearing ??no risk?? under house leasing scheme
Under the leasing scheme property developers and investors provide 25-year leases, co-ordinated by the Housing Agency, on new housing units and the property reverts to the owner at the end of the leas - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
16 May '19 |
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Minister for Housing makes no show at property industry event
It was more than a little embarrassing for organisers of the Irish House Builders Association (IHBA) lunch when their special guest, Minister for Housing Eoghan Murphy, was a last-minute no show. - Subscribe |
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16 May '19 |
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Jargon, missing digits, errors: Navigating the Property Price Register
??The register is a useful tool, as it provides a lot of transparency in the market and is helpful to agents and the public alike,? says Paul Murgatroyd, director of research and business developme - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
14 May '19 |
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Housebuilder Abbey forecasts profit dip as margins squeezed
??While volumes at Abbey in fiscal year 2019 have been below our estimates, a better-than-forecast average selling price has delivered revenue that is broadly in line with our estimates,? said Davy - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
09 May '19 |
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The Government has already introduced many measures that benefit developers
O??Flynn used fast-track planning procedures to help speed up the planning process for large-scale projects during the housing crisis. Yet he continues to be unhappy at the lack of progress being mad - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
07 May '19 |
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Ronan and joint-venture partner Colony Capital secures ?478m in loans for flagships
The development loans will be used to support the development of Fibonacci Square in Ballsbridge, formerly AIB's headquarters, and Spencer Place in the Dublin Docklands. Ronan's deal to lease Fibonacc - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 May '19 |
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Sean Dunne did not transfer assets to wife to evade creditors, US court told
The defendant is asking jurors to believe that Mr Dunne turned over tens of millions of dollars worth of assets to his wife ??for, as he put it, ironing the odd shirt and cooking the odd meal?, Mr - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
02 May '19 |
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Paul McNeive: 'It's nice to be nice - and it's also good for business'
Bad examples are where agents develop adversarial relationships with other individual agents. This can result from one agent twisting the knife or grandstanding and embarrassing the other in a negotia - Subscribe |
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28 Apr '19 |
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[NEEDS SBP SUB] Ronan rapped over vacant D4 property Leeson Street site is listed on idle register
Dublin City Council has moved to reprimand high-profile developer Johnny Ronan for sitting on vacant land at the corner of Appian Way and Upper Leeson Street that is prime for housing - Subscribe |
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24 Apr '19 |
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Yew Grove Reit reports profit of ?2.3m for 2018
The group, which has 14 properties around Ireland, had total assets of ?77.9m at 31 December & had a contracted rent roll of ?6.2m per year at 31 December, and has an overall vacancy rate of 3.5pc - Subscribe |
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23 Apr '19 |
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Green man walking: a red light for Dublin real estate?
So what could Green Reit do to narrow the gap between the share price and its asset value? It hired investment bank JP Morgan Cazenove to weigh up the options. These ranged from doing nothing, gearing - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
18 Apr '19 |
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Paul McNeive: 'Property regulator has been good for the sector'
An interesting trend, which Ms Hogan says will be a focus for her this year, is "a big misconception" on behalf of purchasers that the agent is working for them. An example of this is where a potentia - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
18 Apr '19 |
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Cairn Homes CEO sees remuneration increase by ?123,000 in 12 months
The co-founder and chief executive of Cairn Homes, Michael Stanley, saw his remuneration increase by ?123,000 in 2018.
Last year Mr Stanley benefitted from a total remuneration of ?920,000, whi - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
17 Apr '19 |
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Aramark Property marks 70 years in business
Louise Phillips: ??We expect that build-to-rent apartment developments will be an important solution to the supply constraints in Dublin??s property market in particular, but also in Cork, where the - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
16 Apr '19 |
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Donal O'Donovan: 'It got in on the bottom so Green Reit doesn't have to call the top to get out ahead of the market'
Until a buyer is in place Green's own bosses will run a mile from any suggestion the market has peaked. They can point to their own robust rent rolls and a roster of tenants that offers a mix of the w - Subscribe |
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