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25 Sep '17 |
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Developers need affordable finance to deliver housing
It doesn't take a genius to understand that these 'credit card' rates of borrowing will serve either to discourage developers from seeking finance in the first place, or end up being accounted for in - Subscribe |
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14 Sep '17 |
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Hotel developments drive Dublin north city renewal
This week, Targeted Investment Opportunities (TIO) became the latest developer to announce plans for a hotel, which will be located at 91-94 North Wall Quay near the Point Village and 3Arena. - Subscribe |
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13 Sep '17 |
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The essential new home buyers' guide
The new homes departments of Hooke & MacDonald, Sherry FitzGerald, and Savills all argue that, in fact, the scheme has led to a much-needed increase in supply. The Help to Buy, they contend, has incre - Subscribe |
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07 Sep '17 |
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Major ‘HQ’ development worth €160m for Cork's Horgan’s Quay
Clarendon Group and BAM Ireland lodged for planning permission this week, almost a year after a development deal was agreed between CIÉ and joint purchaser. CIÉ will be entitled to 10% of the incom - Subscribe |
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30 Aug '17 |
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Dublin's new Central Plaza will host 1,000 office staff and have a 300-seat rooftop restaurant
Detailed plans for the Central Plaza lodged with Dublin City Council for the €75m redevelopment on Dame Street include a 300-seat rooftop restaurant and panoramic viewing deck for tourists and 12,00 - Subscribe |
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29 Aug '17 |
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Property developer Noel Smyth plans 9-storey hotel in Dublin city centre
His company, Fitzwilliam Real Estate Properties, plans to demolish several building on Liffey Street and Middle Abbey Street on the north side of the city.
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29 Aug '17 |
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Low-density development levy needed, says Housing Agency head
John O’Connor says development levies should be proportionate to the density of housing schemes being produced, meaning builders providing higher-density accommodation would pay a lower levy. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
19 Jul '17 |
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DEAL: Bartra buys Dublin sites for nursing home developments
Bartra Capital Property, the investment management company founded by developer Richard Barrett, has said it will build and operate multiple nursing homes following the strategic acquisition of Dublin - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
19 Jul '17 |
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CIÉ to partner with developer for dockland office block
Rather than selling the 0.87-acre site adjoining Grand Canal Dart station, CIÉ wants to lock in to an income stream with the selected developer, who will be expected to handle the entire planning pro - Subscribe |
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30 Jun '17 |
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Long-term rental model to replace home ownership
Andrew Kinsella, of Urban Land Institute, says that BTR can deliver supply more quickly than build to sell (BTS). "With build-to-sell units the developer will deliver groups of homes in a phased relea - Subscribe |
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29 Jun '17 |
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It's official: Twitter's Dublin HQ is 'greenest' in the world
The award makes Twitter's Dublin premises one of the few office buildings in Ireland, and the first Twitter office in the world, to achieve this highest LEED certification. LEED (Leadership in Energy - Subscribe |
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27 Jun '17 |
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IDA launches hunt for large data centre sites
The task for the company will be to now identify one site for one large data centre in the South East, the South West, the Midwest, the Midlands, the West and the North West. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
23 Jun '17 |
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Revival continues at Adamstown
The concept of a planned village at Adamstown to ease Dublin's housing crisis may have gotten off to a shaky start because of the recession. But it's certainly taking off in full throttle now, with tw - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
22 Jun '17 |
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Ronan Lyons: Paying the price for costly and outdated regulations
Another example - and perhaps more responsible than any other factor for delaying the apartment boom that Dublin and Ireland's other cities need - is basement car parks. It is mandatory, with some exc - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
21 Jun '17 |
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Michael O’Flynn backs tax on those hoarding development land
“In principle, I would support a tax on anyone who is hoarding land, but what does hoarding land mean?” he said. “I don’t know any developers who hoard land because if they can build on it and - Subscribe |
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18 Jun '17 |
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Residents feel under siege by city's 'supersize' developments
Ben Thompson, of Churches Estate Agent in Blackrock, said property prices could be hit among those living in the immediate vicinity of certain developments.
"That's a legitimate concern they have. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
18 Jun '17 |
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Funding of Dublin apartment schemes viable again, AIB says
“AIB is backing mixed housing schemes where apartments and houses are being built, but in terms of ‘pure’ apartment developments, we are only now getting meaningful engagement from the market on - Subscribe |
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16 Jun '17 |
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House building ‘delayed by lack of water treatment’
Mr Parlon noted that the problem was at its worst in parts of Dublin’s commuter belt and in the regions. “There is a major need to invest in water infrastructure,”he stressed. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
15 Jun '17 |
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Cairn Orwell Road scheme almost sold out and public launch deferred
Kevin Stanley says: “It’s our first major launch, and we would like to have it further on before bringing people through. The club room and the car park needed to be completed and a lot was closed - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
14 Jun '17 |
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Avestus to launch Richmond Homes brand with 25 houses in D7
The first development under the Richmond Homes brand will be Dawson Place at Arbour Hill, Dublin 7. The city scheme, built on a site that cost a reported €2.7 million, will comprise 25 two- and thre - Subscribe |
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