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24 Mar '19 |
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Bartra seeking green light for 700-bed project
Bartra said that it was "hopeful" its huge development in Cookstown near Tallaght would be approved. The proposed development is made up of 150 build-to-rent units in five- to six-storey blocks and a - Subscribe |
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24 Mar '19 |
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Noel Smyth's Fitzwilliam Real Estate Capital in €100m build-to-rent scheme for 400 units
Fitzwilliam owns two residential sites in Sandyford and one in Dun Laoghaire in south Dublin. It also owns another site in Glasnevin, on the north side of the capital.
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21 Mar '19 |
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Delivery of student accommodation surges as housing crisis rumbles on
According to CBRE research, there are currently over 75,500 students living in Dublin, following a rise of more than 5pc in the last number of years. Marie Hunt of CBRE estimates that the number of be - Subscribe |
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21 Mar '19 |
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Development land sales double to reach highest level since crash
Donal Kellegher, Cushman & Wakefield’s head of development land: "The private rented residential sector (PRS) is continuing to mature and is proving to be a key driver in the demand and pricing of s - Subscribe |
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14 Mar '19 |
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DEVELOPMENT DEAL: AIG pays over €46m in forward purchase of Lidl Ireland's North Quarter scheme in Ballymun
Commenting, the company's head of UK and Ireland residential acquisitions, Naveen Patha, noted the "very acute" gap between demand and supply in Dublin's student accommodation market. - Subscribe |
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14 Mar '19 |
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AIB provides €60m in funding for Dublin Landings apartments
In a statement, AIB's Real Estate Finance team consisting of Derek O'Shea, Brian Motherway, Colley Casey, Cathal Ennis, Shane Crehan and Lorcan Lawler said they had "worked very closely with Ballymore - Subscribe |
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13 Mar '19 |
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DEVELOPMENT DEAL: Mount Argus monastery in Harold's Cross sells to Equitas Properties for more than €4m
The Marlet Property Group has sold a monastery building on a 0.71 hectare (1.75 acres) site at Mount Argus, Harold’s Cross, for well ahead of the €3.5 million guide price it set last October. - Subscribe |
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11 Mar '19 |
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Hammerson and Allianz hope to build homes for 2,000 people and increase retail space hugely in the Dublin 14 shopping hub
Homes for more than 2,000 people, as well as 66,000 square metres of new retail and commercial space, could be provided on a number of sites in Dundrum in Dublin 14, owned by the Dundrum Retail Limite - Subscribe |
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11 Mar '19 |
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Lone Star lines up builder Dres Properties for Cherrywood site capable of delivering 2,600 homes
The site being sold will be rolled into Dres Properties, which was set up last September by Lone Star and Patrick Durkan, former managing partner of Durkan Residential. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
05 Mar '19 |
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Insurance fund for apartment builders might prevent past failings
Persuading people to buy into the idea [of apartments as long term homes] against a background of recurring critical building issues and a lack of family units is likely to be a challenge. - Subscribe |
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27 Feb '19 |
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DEAL: Joe O’Reilly firm purchases 4.97-hectare Rathborne site, Ashtown, for €22m-plus having sold it for €70m in 2006
Spellet Developments, a company linked to Castlethorn, is understood to have completed the purchase of the site earlier this month with funding from the Cardinal Capital Group. - Subscribe |
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27 Feb '19 |
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DEAL: Sandyford Central site with planning for over 450 homes makes €38m
One of the best development sites in Sandyford has been sold to real estate investor Avestus Capital Partners and asset manager Ares Management for about €38 million. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
21 Feb '19 |
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Cairn to sell Kildare new homes scheme off plans
David Cantwell of Hooke & MacDonald: "If buyers want to see what the homes will be like we can point them to similar homes already built in other areas.” - Subscribe |
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20 Feb '19 |
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DEAL: Sales for former Classic cinema site in Harold's Cross & 280-288 Harold’s Cross Road
On 0.5707 of a hectare, the former Classic cinema site has sold for more than €8 million; while Rosie O’Grady’s pub at 280-288 Harold’s Cross Road was purchased by Briargate Developments - Subscribe |
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14 Feb '19 |
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Noel Smyth in new plan for St Michael's car park site
Noel Smyth is readying a plan to deliver a scheme of 100 Build-to-Rent (BTR) apartments on a seafront car park his company owns to the rear of St Michael's Hospital on Crofton Road in Dun Laoghaire, C - Subscribe |
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13 Feb '19 |
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Hines to build hundreds of homes on John Player site 'as soon as possible'
Hines and APG assumed full ownership of the site shortly before Christmas after entering into an agreement with developer Ciaran Larkin's company, Players Square Limited, to fund the repayment of 100p - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
01 Feb '19 |
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Kennedy Wilson's Capital Dock on Sir John Rogerson’s Quay "aimed at the very top end of the market"
Peter Collins, president of the firm’s European operations, says the real estate group “could see the Irish economy” recovering. “What we did see was that Dublin was very underserved by intern - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
31 Jan '19 |
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Echelon to build two €500m data centres in Clondalkin and Arklow
Phase one of the construction of the 44,000sq m Clondalkin site, close to the M50, has already begun, while planning permission is expected to come through for the 45,000sq m Arklow site, known as Ech - Subscribe |
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31 Jan '19 |
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Buying a new home in 2019? Here’s what’s coming
This may be a challenge for developers as we move towards a buyer’s market and more second-hand properties also come on stream. Prices in prime locations around the city are set high – site and bu - Subscribe |
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25 Jan '19 |
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The new home view: First-timers rush to cash in on help-to-buy scheme
Damien Dillon of Dillon Marshall New Homes expects to handle 19 new schemes in Leinster alone and expects more stock to come on stream in the market as a whole. However, he saw a lull in the market in - Subscribe |
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