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03 Feb '17 |
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Paul McNeive: Working the assets and maximising their value in a resurgent market
John Bruder has just started a two-year term as chairman of the Urban Land Institute Ireland (ULI), an educational and research institute with a mission to provide "leadership in the responsible use o - Subscribe |
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03 Feb '17 |
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Cairn gets go-ahead for new site in Adamstown
Cairn has received permission to build 199 houses, 60 apartments and eight duplex units at the first phase of the new development. The company is currently building on a number of sites in the greater - Subscribe |
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03 Feb '17 |
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Nama has sold more development land in Cork than Dublin
In a written Dáil reply to TD Ruth Coppinger, Minister for Finance Michael Noonan confirmed that 5,601 acres have been sold by Nama either through debtor sales or disposal of loan portfolios secured - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
02 Feb '17 |
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How Dublin is eating Ireland
Many built-up areas, stretching north from Cavan, south to Wexford and east to Longford, are effectively Dublin commuter towns. Employment is centred in an increasingly ??smaller number of areas? w - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
02 Feb '17 |
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DEAL: Hibernia Reit deal makes 21,000sq ft of office space available
The firm has signed a five-year contract with Iconic Offices for three floors of space in Clanwilliam Court near Grand Canal Dock. It will provide for the establishment of a serviced office and co-wor - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
02 Feb '17 |
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Year-on-year increase of 26.1% in value of mortgages issued in Q4
The figures from the Banking & Payments Federation Ireland??s (BPFI) Mortgage Drawdowns report, which was published on Thursday, also show there was a year-on-year increase of 14 per cent in the volu - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
02 Feb '17 |
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Buyers spend ?20m on just six houses on Herbert Park last year
Last year, more houses sold on Herbert Park in Dublin 4 than in the past five years combined ?? not a single home sold in 2015 and there was just one sale a year in the four years prior. - Subscribe |
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02 Feb '17 |
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Paddy McKillen and Padraig Drayne revive plans for D2 apartments near Baggot St Bridge
Broadfield Development, a company owned by McKillen and Drayne, sought planning permission last week for existing commercial buildings at Pembroke Row, 5/5A Lad Lane and part of 8/9 Hagan??s Court to - Subscribe |
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02 Feb '17 |
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Government warns of Dublin ??overheating?? amid skewed growth
??This will further exacerbate massive and increasingly unmanageable sprawl of housing areas, scattered employment and car-based commuting, presenting major challenges around lopsided development, un - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
01 Feb '17 |
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DEAL: Zizzi??s second Dublin outlet to open on Suffolk Street
The company is to pay a rent of ?200,000 for 1,800sq ft (167sq m) on the ground floor and a further 800sq ft (74sq m) at basement level. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
01 Feb '17 |
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Dublin 8 student resident scheme granted permission
Developer Greenharts Properties, which is backed by Simon Wagner, Paul Gorman and Kieran O??Neill, is behind the proposed ?20 million complex that will extend to more than 7,400sq m (80,000sq ft) a - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
01 Feb '17 |
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DEAL: Drogheda branch of Bank of Ireland bought for ?4.2m by Appian Burlington Property Fund
The Appian Burlington Property Fund has bought the Bank of Ireland branch at St Laurence Street, Drogheda, for ?4.2 million in a deal that will show a net initial yield of 7.05 per cent. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
01 Feb '17 |
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DEAL: Aralez Pharmaceuticals books 538 sqm space for headquarters in 47-49 St Stephen??s Green
Aralez Pharmaceuticals is to pay in the region ?645 per square metre (?60 per square foot) for a new headquarters within the newly refurbished office building at 47-49 St Stephen??s Green. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
01 Feb '17 |
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Help-to-buy ramps up with 2,000 applications in first month
David Browne, head of new homes with Savills Residential, says the scheme has undoubtedly led to an uptick in activity.
??What help-to-buy has done is improve sentiment ?? and a large part of new h - Subscribe |
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01 Feb '17 |
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Crane count over Dublin city centre increases to at least 60
Construction is still concentrated on the south side where there were 52 cranes ?? an increase of five (or 10 per cent) on the December total ?? as building work is accelerating in the south docks w - Subscribe |
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01 Feb '17 |
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DEAL: Carysfort Castle buys 160 apartments (the St Edmund??s homes) in west Dublin for ?36m
Carysfort Castle, an Irish property investment company headed by Michael Looney, has outbid several overseas companies to buy an investment portfolio of 160 apartments near Liffey Valley Shopping Cent - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
01 Feb '17 |
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Paul Kelly: Mastering buyers?? financing a powerful tool for property vendors
Clearly, if debt is required then understanding the level of gearing typically achieved will help clarify the type of geared return required for the transaction to make sense, with a direct impact on - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
01 Feb '17 |
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Commercial property returns up 13.6% in 2016, says JLL
Hannah Dwyer, head of research at JLL, said the overall returns were in line with the long-term annual projections for the JLL Index since 1972 of 13.2 per cent. Capital growth was the main driver, wi - Subscribe |
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01 Feb '17 |
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State wants multinationals to help revive inner city Dublin
A Government taskforce is to ask multinational firms to provide jobs or sponsor third-level education for young people in Dublin??s northeast inner city. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
01 Feb '17 |
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Keith Lowe: New laws mean landlords will sell, tenants will be evicted
I am certain this is not what the Minister envisioned or anticipated, but unfortunately it will be one of the unintended consequences of the new rental legislation. It is now evident that an apartment - Subscribe |
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