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15 Nov '20 |
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Eason seeking rent discounts seems like a rich read
The owners of the Shop Street property might well wonder why Eason can’t dip into the sale proceeds to help the store weather the storm. But that money has already been accounted for. Last month som - Subscribe |
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04 Nov '20 |
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DEAL: Premium Irish retailer acquires 12 Wicklow Street, Dublin 2 for just over €2 million
Nigel Kingston of Colliers International represented the purchaser. Stephen McCarthy of Savills, who represented the vendor, said: “The sale represents a strong vote of confidence for the Dublin cit - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
01 Nov '20 |
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Retailers seek rent-free ‘Covid clauses’ from landlords
In an interview with the Sunday Independent, Brian O'Callaghan, a property partner specialising in retail at legal firm William Fry, and Fergus Doorly, a partner in the firm's litigation and dispute r - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
29 Oct '20 |
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Grafton Street landlord cuts high street property values by 26%
The valuation drop across Iput’s high street retail portfolio is sharper than figures contained in the latest MSCI/SCSI Irish property report, published earlier this week, which indicated that Graft - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
28 Oct '20 |
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Property values on Ireland's top retail streets slump by a fifth
The latest MSCI/SCSI Property Index shows that the value of retail properties on Grafton Street have fallen 18pc since March while those on Henry Street have dropped 19pc. That’s some setback for tw - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
28 Oct '20 |
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Aldi offering finder's fee of 1.5pc “for suitable referrals” in a bid to source new sites
It comes as Aldi announced it is looking for new sites for potential future stores in the Greater Dublin Area, including Counties Kildare, Meath and Wicklow.
Aldi is seeking freehold in a town-cent - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
21 Oct '20 |
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Why cinema multiplexes will die: Adrian Weckler
It looks as if we may not be seeing you in quite the same numbers ever again.
It's not the smartphone beams, the sticky seats or the reek of nachos. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
21 Oct '20 |
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Landlords win court case over Monsoon
TWO Irish landlords of the liquidated Monsoon business have won a High Court challenge in which they claimed their leases to the women’s fashion stores remained in full force here despite a UK credi - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
16 Oct '20 |
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Eason owners move ahead with €20m property payday plans
Three sites – including the landmark store on Dublin’s O’Connell Street – have not hit the market yet due to the pandemic, which has significantly challenged most bricks-and-mortar retail busi - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
06 Oct '20 |
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Foot Locker says its Grafton Street rent shouldn't be owed for period of virus lockdown
The landlord, Percy Nominees Ltd says the claim is "nothing more than a transparent and ill-judged attempt to unilaterally renegotiate the terms of the lease for the commercial benefit of Foot Locker" - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
05 Oct '20 |
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Footlocker and landlord in dispute over Grafton St store rent
Foot Locker claims the lease it holds on the store has “been entirely frustrated” by the Covid-19 restrictions. The landlord, Percy Nominees Ltd, says this is “nothing more than a transparent an - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
21 Sep '20 |
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Supermac’s McDonagh eyes fuel group expansion with Ennis plaza
Mr McDonagh said his rural outlets were currently outperforming those in urban areas. “City centres are getting hammered right across the country. Not alone are they short of people working from hom - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
18 Sep '20 |
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NatWest considers closing Ulster Bank in the Republic
Ulster Bank’s UK parent is actively considering winding down the lender in the Republic, as the challenge of turning around a business struggling with high costs and low profitability has become eve - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
14 Sep '20 |
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Avoca closes store as it plans to carry out 'case-by-case' assessments
Avoca, an Irish food and lifestyle retailer, has permanently closed its store in Letterfrack, Co Galway, as it assesses its other closed locations on a "case-by-case" basis. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
09 Sep '20 |
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No rent from hairdresser tenant since March. Is the lease broken?
Declan Bagnall replies: This is a sensitive issue. On the face of it you were always entitled to receive your rent. That is, unless there is a specific clause within the contract that allows the tenan - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
27 Aug '20 |
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Aldi aiming to double its number of stores in Dublin, says Ireland MD
The retailer currently has just 22 stores in the Dublin area, with a total of 143 around the country.
"It's important that we keep doing what we're doing in terms of expansion," Mr O'Connor told th - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
17 Aug '20 |
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Boots stops paying some landlords as it seeks post-Covid rent deals
Boots joins a growing list of high-profile retailers in disputes with Irish shopping centres and institutional landlords, including shoe brand Schuh; fashion retailer New Look; Topman; jeweller Fields - Subscribe |
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04 Aug '20 |
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Rents likely to fall at shopping centres, says Blanchardstown owner
Blackstone president Jon Gray has said the future for enclosed malls is likely to be ‘very challenging’ - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
04 Aug '20 |
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Owner of Dundrum Town Centre to sell prized assets
Hammerson has collected just over 30 per cent of the rent it was due for the third quarter, according to the statement. It has about £2.4 billion (€2.73 billion) of debt, according to a company fil - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
27 Jul '20 |
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Where now for Ireland's silent shopping streets?
Marie Hunt of CBRE believes there could be an evolution in this country towards turnover-based rents. Many major UK landlords are already moving to such a system in London, for example. - Subscribe |
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