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12 Apr '24 |
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Bank of Ireland's new mortgage product could force buyers into more debt, broker says
The move by Bank of Ireland to give mortgage discounts to homeowners as long as they have some form of energy rating would force large numbers of buyers to take on more debt, Michael Dowling said. - Subscribe |
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12 Apr '24 |
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Almost 400 apartments planned for Dublin’s Grand Canal cost-rental scheme
The Bluebell Waterways are to be built along the Grand Canal in Dublin by the Land Development Agency (LDA) and Dublin City Council. Dave Dinningan, director of housing delivery with the council, said - Subscribe |
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11 Apr '24 |
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Developer fails in Supreme Court bid to save planning permission for 1,593 Drumcondra apartments
A partner fund of developer Hines received fast-track approval in November 2021 for the €602 million scheme of 12 blocks, including one of 18 storeys, on the site of the former Holy Cross seminary o - Subscribe |
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11 Apr '24 |
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Ronan’s plan for Citigroup office draws objections from Clarion Quay apartment owners
Ronan Real Estate Group’s (RGRE) planning application is part of a redevelopment of Citigroup’s current European headquarters at 1 North Wall Quay: “proposes to positively transform this waterfr - Subscribe |
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11 Apr '24 |
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Number of new homes under construction has surged since January
The incentive appears to be working, as Goodbody estimates there has been a surge of activity this year with commencements increasing by 67pc year on year, including a 107pc increase in apartment buil - Subscribe |
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11 Apr '24 |
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Supreme Court ruling may affect dozens of strategic housing plans
The proposed development by Noel Smyth’s Fitzwilliam Ltd is for apartments up to 13 storeys high on the grounds of St Michael’s Hospital, Crofton Road. An Bord Pleanála’s April 2021 approval of - Subscribe |
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11 Apr '24 |
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Over 4,000 people avail of First Home Scheme to buy property
More than 4,000 buyers have availed of the Government’s First Home Scheme, designed to aid first-time purchasers, the latest update has shown.
There has been an increase of 118 per cent in homes - Subscribe |
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10 Apr '24 |
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TWM appoints Willie Norse as managing director
Property industry veteran Willie Norse has been appointed as managing director of commercial real estate adviser, TWM.
Norse takes up the position following 10 years with CBRE Ireland, where he ser - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
08 Apr '24 |
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‘Nothing to do with my professional life’ – how a 'nimby' developer is blocking 850 new homes
Beyond the huge metal gate of the Central Mental Hospital though, the 34-acre site right in the heart of the south Dublin suburb of Dundrum is empty and ready to provide housing for up to 2,000 people - Subscribe |
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08 Apr '24 |
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Developer gets approval for 178 apartments on former Dell site in Wicklow
Wicklow County Council has given approval to Developer Avonvard Ltd for a large-scale residential development (LRD) of 178 apartments on the former Dell site, at Vevay Road and Boghall Road in Bray, d - Subscribe |
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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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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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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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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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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”.
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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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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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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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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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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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