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11 Oct '18 |
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Sherry Fitz introduces open bidding for registered buyers on its website
On the seller side, Joanne Geary, director of marketing and digital transformation with Sherry FitzGerald, says the vendor login area will launch next spring. Features will allow sellers engage direct - Subscribe |
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16 Oct '18 |
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Pre-let Lennox building at South Richmond in Dublin 2 on the market for €25.5m
A pre-let Dublin 2 building due for completion in January and due to produce a rent roll of about €1.383 million is on the market through Knight Frank for €25.5 million. This price level wou - Subscribe |
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11 Oct '18 |
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First Irish retail Reit flotation decision pushed out to 2019
Oaktree and Dublin-based Sigma Retail Partners have pushed out a decision on whether to proceed with Ireland’s first retail real-estate investment trust (Reit) flotation to 2019, as they focus on d - Subscribe |
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10 Oct '18 |
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Kiernan Diamond joins North’s Property
Kieran Diamond, one of Dublin’s most experienced estate agents, has joined the board of North’s Property as commercial director. He is best known for his work in the retail sector, having - Subscribe |
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08 Oct '18 |
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Ronan in legal action over €35m land sale
The Sunday Independent understands Ronan is claiming in his action that he and his family are being denied access to legal rights of way they have enjoyed for decades across the lands that are now bei - Subscribe |
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08 Oct '18 |
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Dunne's time, energy and talent as a developer is lost to lengthy legal war
It may not make me popular to point this out, but in the course of his career here in Ireland, Sean Dunne delivered over 3,500 houses and apartments in Dublin and the Greater Dublin Area. - Subscribe |
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08 Oct '18 |
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Hunters estate agents launches online property bidding platform
Rowena Quinn said the system would help reduce the likelihood of non-genuine bids and speed up the sales process, particularly for cash buyers and people trading down. - Subscribe |
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07 Oct '18 |
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Developer Kelleher wants more documents from Nama, court told
Garrett Kelleher has appealed a refusal to order Nama to make better discovery of documents for his defence of its action seeking a €46 million judgment against him over loan guarantees. - Subscribe |
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05 Oct '18 |
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Investors warned to close apartment block deals before budget
“The flood of investment into the private rental sector and anticipated scale of deals makes it a highly attractive source of extra money for a minister for finance looking for extra cash to fund an - Subscribe |
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03 Oct '18 |
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Airbnb's Aisling Hassell interview
While Hassell played down the use of Airbnb by commercial landlords, the most recent statistics from data collection website AirDNA points to 4,186 full-home rentals currently advertised on the site. - Subscribe |
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27 Sep '18 |
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Paul McNeive: New ways of selling are persisting and evolving
Stephen McCarthy, Managing Director of BidX1, who has pioneered online auctions, told me that they would be launching a 'conditional offer' online auction product in three to four months.
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20 Sep '18 |
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Eunan O’Carroll of Space Property Group: UK online estate agents show how outdated the Irish model has become
“PropTech” has become a popular buzzword and the arrival of the online estate agent and other online services underscore how outdated the Irish model has become. - Subscribe |
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19 Sep '18 |
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Green Reit exits retail sector
The company, which once counted the Westend Retail Park in Blanchardstown, Dublin 15, among its assets, said on Tuesday that it had reduced its retail holdings from about 20 per cent of its portfolio - Subscribe |
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14 Sep '18 |
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Land Development Agency: developers look to be the big winners
As one industry commentator put it: “There’s no way a developer in Dublin right now can afford to build affordable homes.”
The developers look to be big winners here. They’ve watched land p - Subscribe |
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12 Sep '18 |
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Yew Grove issues first set of results following IPO
The results noted that the company exchanged contracts to acquire the One and Three Gateway office buildings on the East Wall Road, Dublin 3 for €29 million during the period. - Subscribe |
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11 Sep '18 |
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Former Nama executive joins Glenveagh Properties
Mary Birmingham has been appointed to the position of chief investment officer at Glenveagh Living – a subsidiary of the Dublin-listed housebuilder. Before taking this role, Ms Birmin - Subscribe |
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09 Sep '18 |
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Who’d be a listed Irish housebuilder in this market?
Market sources say Cairn and Glenveagh have also been hit by general market malaise in Europe at the moment as major global investors continue a trend – seen throughout 2018 – of shifting money fr - Subscribe |
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05 Sep '18 |
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Build to rent reflects demand, says Glenveagh's chief operating officer, Stephen Garvey
"I think more people are renting by choice these days, either because they're not in one place long enough or they like the flexibility of deciding when they want to get on to the property ladder." - Subscribe |
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04 Sep '18 |
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Cairn Homes co-founder quits executive role as profits jump
Michael Stanley: "We are experiencing levels of demand for our quality new homes exceeding our expectations. Our business has matured and in 2018 we expect to generate revenues of €350 million in on - Subscribe |
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03 Sep '18 |
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UK private equity house buys BidX1 online auction firm stake
Stephen McCarthy: “Pollen Street’s commitment is an endorsement of our core business proposition – driving change in the property industry through digitisation and innovation – and will facili - Subscribe |
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03 Sep '18 |
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Glenveagh has built up €479m landbank since IPO
The company said that it has spent a total of €479 million buying land with the capacity for 11,730 dwellings since it began trading, almost one-third of which is ready for building. - Subscribe |
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