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23 Sep '19 |
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New homes market slows down
Gemma Lanigan of DNG New Homes agrees that increased supply is affecting the commuter belt. "There is a lot more competition between developments. Take for example Naas, where Castle Farm is - there a - Subscribe |
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23 Sep '19 |
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Opportunity in Hooke & MacDonald sales department
Hooke & MacDonald have an opening in their residential sales department for an enthusiastic and motivated person. She/he must be a good team player and with a good knowledge of the residential mar - Subscribe |
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17 Sep '19 |
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Repairing defects at Sandyford apartments to cost up to €10m
The report estimates it will cost € 11,000-€ 14,000 (excluding VAT and professional fees) per apartment to carry out the remedial works, and another €25,000-€30,000 for each of the 32 stairwel - Subscribe |
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17 Sep '19 |
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Cost of redeveloping Priory Hall passes €50m
Dublin City Council is in the final stages of completing the reconstruction of the complex of 187 apartments. Of the 105 newly completed apartments, 49 are being sold on the open market, 39 will be us - Subscribe |
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12 Sep '19 |
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More homes being built, but increase may be hard to maintain
Eamon Hetherington of GPD Property Developers: "We will begin to see a slowdown in output as the new homes market appears to be reaching equilibrium with developers supplying as many homes as they can - Subscribe |
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12 Sep '19 |
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Anger over O’Devaney Gardens 'affordable' redevelopment
Council deputy chief executive Brendan Kenny has insisted the publicly-owned land wasn't being "given away" to private developer and preferred bidder Bartra Capital, the firm behind the controversial - Subscribe |
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11 Sep '19 |
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DEVELOPMENT DEAL: O’Reilly-Hyland pays over €6.6m to secure high-profile south Dublin lands
O’Reilly-Hyland is understood to have paid in excess of €6.6 million for the 0.84 acre plot, which up until recently had been occupied by the luxury car dealer, Charles Hurst Premium. - Subscribe |
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11 Sep '19 |
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Construction industry lobbies for more help for house buyers
Tom Parlon said that a combination of house prices in the capital, strict rules on mortgages and loan-to-income ratios meant new homes remained unaffordable for many couples. - Subscribe |
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05 Sep '19 |
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DEAL: Site at Stockwell on Sandyford Road, Dundrum, sells for €1.4m.
The property extends to 0.32 acres and benefits from full planning permission for a part two/part three-storey building comprising eight own-door apartment and duplex units, of which four are one-bedr - Subscribe |
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05 Sep '19 |
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Help to Buy uncertainty thwarts new home buyers
Any changes to the scheme would be “disastrous” , according to Ken MacDonald of estate agent Hooke & MacDonald. “We know from our own research that 80 per cent of our purchasers would not be buy - Subscribe |
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05 Sep '19 |
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New lending partnership to fund two housing developments, in Blackrock and Ranelagh
Castlehaven Finance and Avenue Capital will loan developer Michael Moran €20 million to fund home building on two high-profile sites in what is the lenders’ first deal as a partnership. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
05 Sep '19 |
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Why does a new house cost what it does?
To put those figures in perspective, a prospective buyer would need to earn €108,277-€114,692 a year to secure a 90 per cent mortgage under the Central Bank’s lending rules. - Subscribe |
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02 Sep '19 |
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EY-DKM Economic Advisory study: physical cost of an apartment is just 48pc to 56pc of overall construction total
Commissioned by Cork Chamber of Commerce and the Construction Industry Federation (CIF), the report makes stark reading in terms of the ongoing housing crisis. It found that the total delivery cost of - Subscribe |
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30 Aug '19 |
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Cushman & Wakefield: student accommodation development soars but commencements anticipated to slow
According to a report by Cushman & Wakefield, a total of 2,133 PBSA bed spaces have completed construction during the period bringing total standing stock in Dublin to 13,476 bed spaces.
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25 Aug '19 |
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[NEEDS SBP SUB] Bartra Capital to Dublin City Council and An Bord Pleanála: "Residents not covered by tenancy legislation"
Bartra Capital, the firm behind a co-living scheme approved in Dún Laoghaire, has sent a legal memo to Dublin City Council and An Bord Pleanála claiming its shared living developments cannot be regu - Subscribe |
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25 Aug '19 |
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Cherrywood facing 'severe delays' over €62m funding gap
In its spring capital projects programme, the council stated that the money currently available would "not address the full funding requirement", and that there was a funding gap in the region of €6 - Subscribe |
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23 Aug '19 |
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Value of development land sold rises to almost €500m in first half, against 50% fall in transactions
Cushman & Wakefield said the fall in transaction volumes may be linked to rising development costs and mortgage limits for buyers.
By location, Dublin attracted the largest volume of funds with abo - Subscribe |
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19 Aug '19 |
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[NEEDS SBP SUB] Developers request ‘flexibility’ to reduce co-living unit
Documents filed by the Israeli-based developers show that several rooms in the Dublin scheme will not meet the minimum size guidelines, or will barely hit the 12 square metre limit - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
19 Aug '19 |
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South Dublin council plans affordable housing after 10-year gap at Ballyogan site
The council plans to build almost 120 social and affordable houses and apartments at Ballyogan Court, on a 2.4-hectare site left over from the construction of the M50 motorway. At least 52 of the home - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
09 Aug '19 |
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DEAL: GAA to get €105m from Hines for part of site it is buying for €95m
The site forms part of a larger plot being sold by the Catholic Archdiocese of Dublin to the GAA and has scope to deliver up to 1,200 apartments and other residential accommodation - Subscribe |
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29 Jul '19 |
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[NEEDS SBP SUB] Bank lending to building sector down 77 per cent in past eight years
International capital has largely replaced domestic bank funding in sector as a whole: Regulator does not collect data on developers’ reliance on foreign credit, said Donohoe - Subscribe |
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