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16 Nov '23 |
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DEAL: Sigmoid Sports inks deal for new golf training facility in Sandyford
Sigmoid has signed a 10-year lease for 297sq m (3,194sq ft) fronting on to Beacon South Quarter Square for its golf training centre, which will be known as Sigmoid HQ, on foot of the approval by Dún - Subscribe |
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13 Nov '23 |
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Central Plaza and Clerys Quarter commercial developments in Dublin battle economic headwinds
Europa and its partners, Core Capital and the McKillen-controlled Oakmount, “did very, very well” to secure the brands that they did in Flannels and H&M, an industry figure opined this week. That - Subscribe |
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04 Oct '23 |
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Bray Central openings include Penny's
“The good news is that Holland and Barrett is due to open this week. Card Factory will be taking possession of their unit in the next couple of weeks and hope to open before Christmas.
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03 Oct '23 |
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Rita Carney JLL: If you’re not ‘best in class’, you’re out of luck
This has created a deluge of requirements for space that meets these standards and as a result, it has opened a bifurcation in the market of office space which is the ‘best-in-class’ versus the - Subscribe |
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11 Sep '23 |
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Brick and mortar retail holding up against growth of online shopping
Kate Ryan of Colliers estate agents pointed to recent figures from consultants MSCI that revealed a return to growth for retail rents in the first half of this year, with overall retail rental values - Subscribe |
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03 Sep '23 |
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DEAL: High-end jewellery brand Astrid & Miyu opens first Irish store on South Anne Street
The high-end jewellery brand has agreed a 10-year lease at number 2 South Anne Street, a mid-terrace unit leased from Irish Life Investment Managers (ILIM). The agreement was negotiated on ILIM’s be - Subscribe |
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13 Aug '23 |
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H&M says goodbye to Dublin city centre store
H&M, due to be one of the anchor tenants at the reopened Clerys on Dublin’s O’Connell Street, has shut its outlet on South King Street. H&M had been occupying an ambitious 1,670sq - Subscribe |
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21 Jul '23 |
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Decathlon Ireland’s Elena Pecos: ‘This environment is our playground. We need it’
“Nine stores will be ambition, maybe, but today the main focus is to arrive in big cities with physical stores,” Pecos says. - Subscribe |
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20 Jul '23 |
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Rod Nowlan, Bannon: Retail parks, shopping centres and quality streets prove to be the biggest draw for investors
We expect to see numerous quality high-street trades in the third quarter and generally as the environmental benefits of the “centralised-distribution model” reflected by retail warehouses, shoppi - Subscribe |
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10 Jul '23 |
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People returning to towns and shopping centres in significant numbers
The second Penneys Pulse of the Nation report suggests people are returning to towns and shopping centres in significant numbers, with the mass migration towards online shopping platforms slowing afte - Subscribe |
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30 Jun '23 |
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HMV drops the needle on new Henry Street store
The chain is now back in Dublin where it hopes to emulate the success of its UK model. HMV’s Dublin outlet will sell a range of more than 5,000 records, CDs and a smorgasbord of pop culture merchand - Subscribe |
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24 Jun '23 |
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Argos close 30 remaining stores as it exits Irish market
Latest financial statements showed that in the year to March 5th 2022, the company had an operating loss of €12.6 million, and saw sales decrease by 21.25 per cent on the previous year. - Subscribe |
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19 Jun '23 |
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Kitchens giant Howdens planning 50 Irish outlets
Howden Joinery Group, the biggest supplier of kitchen units to the UK construction trade, has announced the opening of its seventh Irish trade outlet in Cork – and its first outside Dublin.Mark - Subscribe |
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16 Jun '23 |
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Shopping centres for sale: ‘The problem is, who is going to take them on?’
“They are complex, living organisms that are very challenging assets. It is a very specialist sector, you can alarmingly quickly lose an alarming amount of money.” The size of the properties and t - Subscribe |
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04 Jun '23 |
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Rexel Group (trading here as Kellihers Electrical) to open two new public trade stores and distribution hub in Ireland.
The two stores, which are due to open later this year, are in South Dublin and Navan, Co Meath. To date, Kellihers has 24 stores across the Republic with further expansion planned for the south-east o - Subscribe |
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15 May '23 |
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Big US chicken chains hatch plans for Irish outlets
Two of North America’s biggest chicken restaurants are preparing to open in Ireland. Arkansas-based Slim Chickens and the Canadian-owned Mary Brown’s Chicken have requirements for space. - Subscribe |
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26 Apr '23 |
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DEAL: Two new retailers added to line-up at The Crossings in Adamstown
McCabes Pharmacy and Kerrigans Craft Butchers are set to open new stores at The Crossings as part of the urban village development in Adamstown, west Dublin. Quintain and its affiliates have to date b - Subscribe |
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23 Apr '23 |
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Arboretum Urban Green due to open early next month above Chapters on Parnell Street
Award-winning garden and lifestyle retailer Arboretum is to partner with Chapters on Parnell Street in a new retail and food outlet. The shop and café will take up 14,000sqft on the first floor of Ch - Subscribe |
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20 Apr '23 |
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Retail landlords and tenants must keep reinventing to stay relevant
It is clear that those retailers and developers that do not keep reinventing their schemes and stores are suffering. I was honoured to be keynote speaker and to present certificates at the Retail Exce - Subscribe |
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07 Apr '23 |
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Kevin Sweeney, Savills Ireland: 2023 has started with the proverbial bang on Henry Street
As an indicator, Savills had six shops available to lease at the start of this year. All of these are now either signed or in advanced negotiations. Assuming these deals are complete, we calculate tha - Subscribe |
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