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17 Jul '19 |
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Ilac Centre owners to add more food units to property
Hammerson and Irish Life, joint owners of the shopping centre, will renovate its central square area to add the new outlets which will include a restaurant called Silverleaf and a retail store, Yours - Subscribe |
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26 Jun '19 |
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DEAL: Ballymore secures €6.3m from sale of supermarket investment at its Royal Canal Park scheme in Dublin 15
Extending to 2,445sq m (26,318sq ft), the subject property briefly comprises a retail store, ancillary storage, offices and staff accommodation along with passenger lifts and travellators. There is al - Subscribe |
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20 Jun '19 |
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Paul McNeive: Food and beverages lead in retail'
An untested view is developing that coffee shops - which predominantly use stools - don't need a specific-user planning permission, but restaurants - which predominantly use seats - do. - Subscribe |
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05 Jun '19 |
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LEASE DEAL: Paddy McKillen Jr’s Press Up Entertainment Group to open restaurant in docklands
With a location on the ground floor level of the newly-developed Opus apartment building at 6 Hanover Quay, MacKenzies – as it will be known – will offer what Press Up describes as “premium casu - Subscribe |
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23 May '19 |
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Topshop owner Philip Green plans to close six Irish stores
Philip Green’s make-or-break plan to restructure his Arcadia fashion empire would see the closure of six stores in the Republic: four in Dublin, one in Cork and one in Galway. The closures will span - Subscribe |
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22 May '19 |
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LETTING DEAL: Boots signs up for flagship Galway store in Gateway Retail Park
The pharmacy-led health and beauty retailer has agreed to take a new 7,000sq m (75,347sq ft) premises at the scheme.
Boots are understood to be paying a rent in excess of €35 per sq ft per annum - Subscribe |
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07 May '19 |
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Kennedy Wilson seals Capital Dock retail deals
Mary Ricks: "We're making excellent progress on the 26,000 square feet retail component where we have leased or are in lease negotiations on almost all the space, bringing top artisanal food and bever - Subscribe |
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02 May '19 |
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LEASE DEAL: Rooftop space in Central Bank??s former HQ has been leased for in excess of ?1 million a year
The venue at the Sam Stephenson-designed building ?? now known as Central Plaza ?? will be operated by Zafar Shah, the businessman responsible for bringing the PF Chang??s brand of Asian cuisine to - Subscribe |
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29 Apr '19 |
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Fallon & Byrne to open in Dublin's Connolly Station
Fallon & Byrne will open a ??grab-and-go? food outlet in Connolly Station over the coming months. It is understood that the group have ambitious plans for expansion. A spokeswoman said it will be - Subscribe |
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26 Apr '19 |
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Fallon & Byrne seeks investors as it looks to double in size
It is planning a large extension at its city centre flagship and a new retail outlet at Connolly railway station in Dublin, which may set the template for a wider retail rollout. - Subscribe |
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25 Apr '19 |
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Gym operators muscle into retail outlet space
Cushman & Wakefield's Retail Shopping Centre Market Snapshot: "Much of the activity in the first quarter of the year has been Dublin-centric, with a number of new brands and openings planned across th - Subscribe |
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07 Apr '19 |
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Maxol considers its own coffee network
Over the last year, the Maxol Group has sought planning permission for residential developments on two of its forecourt sites. Donaldson insists this is not so the business can enter the housebuilding - Subscribe |
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04 Apr '19 |
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LEASE DEAL: Four drive-thru restaurants on menu for Liffey Valley complex
KFC has taken the largest of the units extending to 298 sq m. Burger King is taking a 270 sq m unit and Starbucks the smallest unit at 185 sq m. The last available drive-thru extends to 195 sq m (2,09 - Subscribe |
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28 Mar '19 |
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HOTEL DEAL: John Malone consortium buys Powerscourt hotel for about ?50m
MHL Hotel Collection, a joint venture between Mr Malone, Irish property developer John Lally and Down businessman Paul Higgins, will add the Powerscourt Hotel to its portfolio of 11 properties - Subscribe |
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20 Mar '19 |
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Is traditional retail on the verge of extinction?
Stores are closing on a weekly basis on Irish and UK shopping streets in a crisis reminiscent of the US retail apocalypse, and there??s no sign of a bottom.
The latest casualties include Kate Midd - Subscribe |
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20 Mar '19 |
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RETAIL DEAL: Leon opening first Irish outlet in Temple Bar
Its first outlet will open in Temple Bar??s Crown Alley in a premises of 1,600sq ft over two floors previously occupied by Eager Beaver vintage clothing store. Through a franchise partnership, Leon i - Subscribe |
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06 Mar '19 |
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DEAL: Danish home retailer Jysk plans 20 stores in Ireland
At Naas Retail Park, Jigginstown, Jysk has agreed to pay a stepped rent of 118.40 per sq m (11 per sq ft) rising to 161.46 per sq m (15 per sq ft) over five years with a generous rent-free period. - Subscribe |
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28 Feb '19 |
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Paul McNeive: 'Retail rebalancing act still has some way to go'
For institutional investors, there is concern about retailing and yields have moved out. But, whilst there has been some selling, retailing is still seen as a major asset class and represents approxim - Subscribe |
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28 Feb '19 |
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Press Up to bring a bowling alley to Dundrum Town Centre
Stella Bowl will anchor the new dining and leisure area at Dundrum Town Centre, with a 15,661sq ft bowling alley, cocktail bar and diner concept. The move follows the group??s Stella cinema and diner - Subscribe |
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27 Feb '19 |
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DEAL: Chez Max restaurant at 133 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin 2 sells for close to ?2m to a private investor
It is producing a rent roll of ?90,000 so this would reflect a net initial yield of about 4.15 per cent and a capital value of 50 per sq ft. - Subscribe |
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