|
© Irish Independent |
13 Feb '17 |
 |
Irish construction surged in January as hiring nears record levels
The number of firms reporting workforce expansions (27pc) in the latest Ulster Bank Construction Purchasing Managers' Index was second highest recorded since the monthly survey was first run over 16 y - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
13 Feb '17 |
|
Prelet deals account for nearly half of leased Dublin offices
Nearly half the office space leased in Dublin during the last quarter of 2016 has not even been built yet, according to a study by Savills.
The estate agents said preletting commitments accounted - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
13 Feb '17 |
|
Council knocks Ires Reit plan for Sandyford flats
Property firm Ires Reit has been asked to resubmit proposals for its ??Rockbrook? site after Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council (DLRCC) rejected the initial scheme on height and density grounds - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
13 Feb '17 |
|
Grangegorman residents fear ??overconcentration?? of students
A spokeswoman for local residents?? association Blend, described the plans as a ??ribbon strip of development through Dublin 1 and 7?.
??In principal, the DIT identified a need for 2,000 student - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Property Week |
13 Feb '17 |
 |
JLL: 2.7 million sq ft of office take-up in 2016
It has been another strong year for office demand, with 2.7 million sq ft of office space occupied in the last 12 months across 232 deals. This is 35% higher than the 10-year average take-up level of - Subscribe |
|
|
© Irish Examiner |
12 Feb '17 |
|
Liffey Valley events centre denied planning permission
An Bord Pleanála refused planning permission for the extension to the centre that would have increased its size by 50%. It included what would have been Ireland??s first 2,500 seat Olympic-sized ind - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Property Week |
12 Feb '17 |
 |
CSO: Residential property prices rise by 8.1% in the year to December
In the year to December, residential property prices at national level increased by 8.1%. This compares with an increase of 8.2% in the year to November and an increase of 4.6% in the twelve months to - Subscribe |
|
|
© Irish Independent |
12 Feb '17 |
|
Queues at St Marnock's Bay, Portmarnock, Co Dublin
Ronan said buying their dream home would not have been possible without the income tax rebate they can claim under the Government's Help-to-Buy scheme. - Subscribe |
|
|
© Irish Independent |
10 Feb '17 |
|
Sale of 35 Dublin pubs in 2016 delivers total of ?62m
Tony Morrissey of Morrissey's : "We expect the improved market sentiment of 2016 to continue into 2017 with an increase in overall activity," - Subscribe |
|
|
© Irish Independent |
10 Feb '17 |
|
Commercial property funds ready to take advantage of Brexit relocations
Colm Lauder, an analyst at Goodbody Stockbrokers: ??Hibernia has more capacity at present and can build quite quickly at a number of sites, while Green has a strong mix of rented space and offices un - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
10 Feb '17 |
|
Cherrywood scheme in south Dublin: facts and figures
When work, over the next decade, is finished, Cherrywood will be home to around 30,000 people.
It will have 8,000 homes, made up of houses, and 1,300 one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments. - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
10 Feb '17 |
|
Cherrywood: The rocky road to a key Dublin development
Shortly before Christmas, builders broke ground on a development that will ultimately be home to about 30,000 people. It marked the first real steps in a ?2 billion investment that will turn a long - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Property Week |
10 Feb '17 |
 |
Dublin Office Market, Q4 2016
2016 was a very buoyant year for the Dublin office market, with occupier activity intensifying during the year. The strength of demand for office space brought the overall volume of take up in the yea - Subscribe |
|
|
© Irish Independent |
09 Feb '17 |
|
'Up to 3,000 additional families' eligible for 'mortgage-to-rent' scheme under new rules
??I am pleased to be able to publish the review and set out a series of actions and amendments that will make Mortgage to Rent (MTR) quicker, more transparent, easier to navigate for borrowers and ul - Subscribe |
|
|
© Irish Independent |
09 Feb '17 |
|
Fifth of first-time buyers need 'bank of mum and dad' to help fund deposit
Economists at the Central Bank found that the amount handed over by parents and other relations tends to be around half of the funds needed for a deposit. That is broadly in line with most other Europ - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
09 Feb '17 |
|
Residential development land value in Dublin soars
The Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland??s (SCSI) latest survey indicates that prime office and retail rents in the capital will likely increase by 7 per cent this year. - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
09 Feb '17 |
|
Banking giant KBC announces it will stay in Irish market
KBC Bank Ireland??s chief executive Wim Verbraeken had said earlier in 2014 that the group was ??studying various options? for the division as the industry was rife with merger and acquisition spe - Subscribe |
|
|
© Irish Independent |
08 Feb '17 |
|
?50m apartment plan under fire
In December, An Bord Pleanála gave the go-ahead to Mr O'Brien's Purleigh Holdings to construct 71 apartments in five stand-alone white pavilion blocks on the site at Greenfield, Donnybrook, Dublin 4. - Subscribe |
|
|
© Irish Independent |
08 Feb '17 |
|
Commercial vacancies rise to 13.5pc despite recovery
GeoDirectory found there were only five Dublin districts where vacancy rates were less than 10pc. The Dublin district with the highest vacancy rate was D17 (19.2pc), while D16 (7pc) had the lowest vac - Subscribe |
|
|
© Irish Independent |
08 Feb '17 |
|
Paul Melia: State needs to convince owners to put vacant properties to good use
If owners don't think it's worth their trouble to rent or sell vacant units, perhaps the State needs to convince them otherwise. - Subscribe |
|
|
