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Our NEWS section is the most comprehensive publication on the business of property in Ireland, keeping our trade readers fully informed on all developments in the property business and among their competitors.

It gathers together in one place all reports on the market, and goes into much greater detail than does the consumer press on trade issues of interest to estate agents, developers and other property professionals. It summarises property stories from the media, and provides handy links to the full stories. Occasional indepth features and opinion pieces for a fully developed online property magazine. It also acts as a searchable archive of all property matters down the years.

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© The Irish Times 08 Sep '10

Site sales to test South Dublin market

Mark Reynolds of Savills is quoting in excess of €2 million for a site of 1.12 hectares (2.73 acres) at Church Road, Killiney, with a good planning permission and more than €3 million for an equally a -  Subscribe
The Property Week 10 Sep '10

225 sale agreed deals since September 1st

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© Irish Independent 08 Sep '10

Cinema plans boost hopes for developers

Cinema fans look set to boost prospects for developers as increased competition among operators for the Irish movie going market could have a knock-on benefit for the value of development land. -  Subscribe
© The Property Week 07 Sep '10

Homebond registrations - August

  NUMBER OF COUNTY REGISTRATIONS ----------------------- ------------------------- CARLOW 1 CLARE 2 CORK 22 DONEGAL 1 DUBLIN 45 -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 06 Sep '10

Sites bought at top of market now lie empty as many schemes are 'deferred'

THE DECENTRALISATION DEBACLE: The flawed plan to decentralise thousands of public servants involved massive acquisition costs, writes FRANK MCDONALD, Environment Editor -  Subscribe
© Business Post 05 Sep '10

Developer Wycherley undaunted by downturn

But although developing the Cork docklands seems to be on the back burner for many of the stakeholders, one landowner, Gerry Wycherley, is proceeding with his part of the scheme. -  Subscribe
© Business Post 05 Sep '10

AIB appoints receiver to Kildare golf club

AIB has taken possession of Knockanally Golf Club in Co Kildare, the latest in a series of high-profile golf courses to be seized by lenders. The club is owned by businessman Noel Lyons, who held most -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 31 Aug '10

'Flat broke' argument is one way to escape apartment nightmare

EMPTY, SOULLESS apartments staring blankly at the city skyline have become a permanent fixture on Belfast’s bleak horizon since Northern Ireland’s short-lived property boom. -  Subscribe
© Business Post 29 Aug '10

Final phase of Kilcoole scheme comes to the market

The final phase has gone on sale at Kingscroft Development’s Holywell scheme of apartments, duplexes and houses in Kilcoole, Co Wicklow with prices starting from €265,000.Sherry FitzGerald -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 26 Aug '10

Regeneration chief calls derelict houses a danger

Limerick Regeneration Agencies chief executive Brendan Kenny made his comments after two children found the body of a dead heroin addict in a vacant house in Moyross. -  Subscribe
© Irish Examiner 25 Aug '10

Plans to create first ‘zero carbon’ rural community

Experiments with zero carbon communities are taking place around the world but only in new housing developments or existing urban neighbourhoods where residents live in close proximity and share utili -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 17 Aug '10

Mulryan to mothball Bray project until recovery

Developer Sean Mulryan has decided to mothball a major mixed-use development in Bray, Co Wicklow, until economic conditions improve, according to accounts for one of his companies. The development at -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 16 Aug '10

'The estate is shabby now. I don't know how they'll sell anything'

Rinuccini, incongruously named after a 17th-century Italian cardinal, is just one of several unfinished estates which encircle Portlaoise town but, on first sight, it’s the worst. Four storeys of bare -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 15 Aug '10

Plans for Carlton site rocked by arsenic find

Top 10 Nama developer Joe O'Reilly's €900m development of the Carlton site in Dublin city centre has been hit with an unwelcome discovery -- arsenic contamination. -  Subscribe
© The Property Week 12 Aug '10

Homebond registrations - July

COUNTY   NUMBER OF ----------------------- REGISTRATIONS     -------------------------       CLARE   5 CORK -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 10 Aug '10

New survey to show extent of problems posed by 'ghost estates'

PLANS TO deal with so-called “ghost estates” will be considered next month when a nationwide survey of unfinished housing developments is complete, Minister of State for Planning Ciarán Cuffe has said -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 09 Aug '10

Row sparked by local authority failure to enforce planning laws

BY rights there should be no one in the Whitewater Shopping Centre in Co Kildare today, because it should never have been built. The planning permission granted for the development in 2003 was clea -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 09 Aug '10

Developers ordered to pay €16m for roads after row with council

Sean Dunne and Sean Mulryan will have to cough up the money after An Bord Pleanala ruled they have to pay for new roads to serve a massive multi-million euro shopping centre in Newbridge, Co Kildare, -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 02 Aug '10

High-rise ban 'will drive out investment'

The removal of heights has created a dangerous uncertainty according to Hubert Fitzpatrick of the Dublin section of the CIF. “The danger associated with this is that investors will choose not to look -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 30 Jul '10

11,000 new houses built as 300,000 still lie empty

New figures show developers started work on almost 11,000 homes in the last 15 months -- at a time when the property market has collapsed, more than 600 'ghost estates' lie empty and there is a glut -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 29 Jul '10

Retailer planned to transform north inner city with €750m development

After the company was taken private in June 2003 for €255 million, management started to acquire a large portfolio of property in the area and executive chairman Richard Nesbitt hinted that it would s -  Subscribe
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