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© Business Post |
08 Apr '24 |
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Credit unions can invest €1bn in social housing through pioneering fund
The Credit Union Approved Housing Body fund (CU AHB) – which is regulated by the Central Bank – allows credit unions, as investors, to provide loans to Tier 3 approved housing bodies. It is a sub- - Subscribe |
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© The Times Ireland |
08 Apr '24 |
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LDA eyes Naas Road retail park for residential scheme
The site in southwest Dublin has planning approval for more than 1,100 homes - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
08 Apr '24 |
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‘German criticism of Irish housing crisis comes from jealousy of our economy,’ says economist John FitzGerald
Der Spiegel, which has one of the biggest circulations of any news magazine in Europe and a tradition of investigative journalism, detailed how Ireland has reached a “new record”, with more home - Subscribe |
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© TheJournal.ie |
08 Apr '24 |
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Ireland’s true class divide: Home-owners hold 97% of wealth. Renters? Just 3%
As of 2023, housing accounts for about 67% of total Irish assets.
It is also a more important source of wealth for those on the lower end of the income spectrum. The top 10% is more diversified tha - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
08 Apr '24 |
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New statistics show Wexford has turned a corner in terms of house building
Senator Byrne stated that the new statistics on home building and completions show that after a period of undersupply, Wexford has “turned a corner on housing”.
“The public can see that a lot - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
08 Apr '24 |
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Howth residents raise concerns over Conor McGregor’s plans to develop boutique hotel
Monica Lambert, a resident of Dunbo Hill, Howth, which is to the rear of the premises, has objected to the planned inclusion of an “unprecedented” open-roof terrace in the new development. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
08 Apr '24 |
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Property prices rising at fastest pace in 18 months - MyHome.ie
Homebuyers bidding up transaction prices by 4.6% above asking prices amid ‘fierce’ competition for limited supply. In its latest property price report the property website said the median asking p - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
08 Apr '24 |
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Fresh plan to build on Donnybrook petrol station site
Red Rock Donnybrook is to make a fresh bid to develop a site in Dublin 4. This follows the Keith Craddock firm giving notice that it is to lodge a planning application for a 10-storey, 225-bed space s - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
07 Apr '24 |
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Inside Paddy McKillen jr’s Oakmount: building blitz and pub sales put the fizz back into Press Up
At the beginning of 2022, as pandemic restrictions were eased in Ireland, Paddy McKillen jr and Matt Ryan set their sights on a “blitz of building”.
In the wake of the financial crash, the pair - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
07 Apr '24 |
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Property deals, bogus companies and cash businesses key to criminal laundering, says Europol report
Europol, the EU’s cross-border police cooperation agency, says there are 821 significant organised crime groups operating within the bloc with a combined membership of around 25,000. - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
07 Apr '24 |
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JLL Ireland: Office leasing in Dublin hit its lowest quarterly levels since 2013
The latest research from JLL Ireland, tracking Dublin’s office market in Q1 2024, shows that there have been low levels of leasing activity in the opening quarter, with 196,000 sq. ft across 31 deal - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Apr '24 |
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Why 43-50 Dolphin’s Barn Street remains derelict after 20 years of inactivity
This relates to a developer in Dún Laoghaire who wants to build a 12-storey apartment block with 102 apartments on the grounds of St Michael’s Hospital. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
06 Apr '24 |
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Mark Keenan: Less than one-third of all new homes built last year were made available to ‘regular’ buyers
Government will expect an upbeat reception to data showing a decent uptick in new-home completions as outlined by the Central Statistics Office (CSO). It reports a 10pc rise in Irish new-home output - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
06 Apr '24 |
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Residents take 387-home Dalguise development in Monkstown to court
Plans to build close to 390 apartments in the south Dublin suburb of Monkstown have been stalled by a High Court challenge to permission that had been granted by An Bord Pleanála. The action has been - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
06 Apr '24 |
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Adroit Company Ltd appeals refusal of 181 apartment Harold’s Cross development
The council last month refused planning permission to the Large Scale Residential (LRD) scheme that consists of four apartment blocks rising between four and seven storeys at Harold’s Cross Road aft - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
03 Apr '24 |
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DEAL: PCI Pharma takes newly constructed facility of 69,978sq ft at Unit 736, Northwest Logistics Parkon on 15-year term
The rent is understood to be about €13 per square foot. Unit 735 will be ready for occupation in the first quarter of 2025 and will be available to lease through joint agents Savills and CBRE at an - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
03 Apr '24 |
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CBRE appoints León Murray as director of new planning division
CBRE Ireland has announced the appointment of León Murray to the position of director of its newly established planning division.
Mr Murray has previously held senior positions at Turley Planning - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
03 Apr '24 |
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DEAL: Private Irish investor pays €4.4m for Garda human resources headquarters in Navan, Co Meath
The price paid represents a discount of 23 per cent on the €5.7 million figure agent Colliers had been guiding when it brought the property to the market last September. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
03 Apr '24 |
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Investment in commercial real estate plummets to lowest level since 2013
The latest statistics from BNP Paribas Real Estate show that just €161.7 million was spent across the various sectors of the market in the first quarter of this year, a level not seen since 2013. Th - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
03 Apr '24 |
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Response to David McWilliams from Dublin Democratic Planning Association: "I do not know where his data originates, but it does not match ours."
In my lifetime work as an architect, I never heard of judicial review of housing planning decisions until the advent of SHD. Our research shows that these “legal objections” were indeed based on a - Subscribe |
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