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02 Apr '24 |
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Exclusive: Estate agent DNG sets €300m target for new mortgage brokerage
The new business, which will trade under the DNG Financial Services brand name, will also provide financial planning and pension advice to clients.
Earlier this month, DNG secured a licence from th - Subscribe |
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02 Apr '24 |
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Colm Lauder: Office rents are holding up, are they detached from reality?
Investor, and commentator, views are highly polarised, with many seeing the sector as increasingly obsolete in the era of the hybrid workplace, and consequently, vacancy rates for many markets, includ - Subscribe |
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02 Apr '24 |
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British urban logistics developer, Chancerygate, opens Irish office
Britain’s largest urban logistics property developer and asset manager has opened a Dublin office near St Stephen’s Green and appointed a development director for Ireland to support its European e - Subscribe |
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02 Apr '24 |
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Conveyancing system is delaying house sales by up to five years according to The Law Society
“The society believes that delays in the conveyancing system are leading to a failure to complete transactions and is concerned about the adverse effects on the current residential housing crisis - Subscribe |
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02 Apr '24 |
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Wealthy Irish families buy up Grafton Street property from investment funds
Meanwhile, pension and other types of investment funds have been reducing their presence on the street, though Irish Life remains the single largest owner of property on what is Ireland’s most sough - Subscribe |
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02 Apr '24 |
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Who owns Grafton Street? Wealthy Irish families and faceless funds control 119 of Dublin’s most valuable buildings
Number 109: Vacant on ground floor, the property was bought for €3 million by a company in Luxembourg called Grafton Capital Sarl, which was given an interest-free loan by its shareholder, a company - Subscribe |
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29 Mar '24 |
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State to purchase turnkey properties to provide rapid-build homes for asylum seekers
The locations will include sites currently in use such as Knockalisheen in Clare, a site in Athlone, Co Westmeath, sites in Newtownmountkennedy and Trudder in Co Wicklow, and Thornton Hall in North Du - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
29 Mar '24 |
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Archer Capital confirmed as buyer of Dublin’s landmark Shelbourne Hotel
Archer Hotel Capital has bought the Shelbourne Hotel in Dublin city centre for an estimated €260m.
The Dutch investment firm – which owns the Conrad Hotel, also in the city centre – had been ru - Subscribe |
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29 Mar '24 |
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John McCartney: The office market is in a downswing that is unlikely to be especially deep – but it could prove to be a long one
Vacancy is likely to peak at between 16.5 and 17pc in 2025 (currently it is just over 13pc). Historically, Dublin office rents are well supported at vacancy rates below 11pc. Relative to this benchmar - Subscribe |
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29 Mar '24 |
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Donal Buckley: International investors still look to Irish housing sector
Expectations that international institutional investors may have lost interest in the Irish residential investment market are allayed somewhat by a survey published by estate agents Cushman & Wakefiel - Subscribe |
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29 Mar '24 |
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John Fitzgerald: Ireland’s system of rent regulation stifles expansion of accommodation supply
There is very limited access to bank funding to support a builder expanding activity – they have to put up a lot of the capital themselves, rather than relying heavily on borrowing. This could be go - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
28 Mar '24 |
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Sherry FitzGerald: Asking prices for second-hand homes nationally rose by 5.1%
In January, just 11,050 second-hand properties were listed for sale “representing a mere 0.6 per cent of the entire private housing stock in Ireland, with rural and regional Ireland disproportionate - Subscribe |
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27 Mar '24 |
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Daft.ie Irish House Price Report Q1 2024
Ronan Lyons: "unfortunately, the problem is getting worse." Download full report here >>> - Subscribe |
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27 Mar '24 |
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How raising a mortgage deposit can take 2 years in some areas — and 28 years in others
Research by price-comparison site Switcher.ie shows that the average time it takes first-time buyers to save for a deposit for a mortgage in Ireland is 4.6 years. Dún Laoghaire in south Co Dublin is - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
27 Mar '24 |
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Joan Henry, Knight Frank: 58,000 new homes required each year until 2027 to meet demand
32,000 first-time buyer family homes; those aged 50-65 will require about 6,700 units; 9,000 homes for those aged 65-75; 10,000 homes for senior-living requirements of those aged 75 and over; 4,000 st - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
27 Mar '24 |
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DEAL: Oakberry signs deals for four new outlets in Dublin city and suburbs
The outlets are at Central Plaza and the Ilac Centre in the city centre, and at Blackrock Village and Nutgrove Shopping Centre in south Dublin. Danny Murphy of Bannon represented Oakberry in the lease - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
27 Mar '24 |
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DEAL: French investor, Altixia REIM, enters Irish market with €4.6m purchase of Starbucks and Circle K premises on College Green
Altixia was advised by Craig Kenny of Maples and Damien McCaffrey and Fearghal Lynam of BNP Paribas Real Estate. The vendor was represented by A&L Goodbody and Joe Bohan and Gavin Brennan of HWBC. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
27 Mar '24 |
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Cantillon: House prices on the rise again, but what’s driving them?
John McCartney, director and head of research at BNP Paribas Ireland, also thinks “supply growth will stall this year, and maybe even fall, which will further feed into the inflation”. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
27 Mar '24 |
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Redevelopment of Carrisbrook House in Ballsbridge to get under way
Commenting, John Bruder, managing director of Gresham House’s real estate business said: “There has been a dearth of new commercial developments commencing in Dublin in recent years and we believe - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
27 Mar '24 |
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First-time buyer activity drives mortgage approvals in February: Banking and Payments Federation Ireland (BPFI)
First-time buyers continued to drive the market, with 2,171 mortgages approved in February valued at €640 million, a jump of 14.7 per cent and 19.8 per cent year-on-year in volume and value terms, a - Subscribe |
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