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15 Mar '17 |
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Top 10 real estate ranking for Dublin
Dublin is one of the world's top 10 cities for real estate investment according to the latest Jones Lang LaSalle's Investment Intensity Index. - Subscribe |
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15 Mar '17 |
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Spencer Dock receivers record ?36.37m in sales through Johnny Ronan's RGRE
Sale of properties associated with the receivership of Treasury Holdings's main Spencer Dock firm soaring to ?40m over a six-month period - Subscribe |
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15 Mar '17 |
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Better than London, but Dublin quality of life lags EU peers
Dublin??s ranking is ahead of London and Paris, but far behind a number of comparable EU cities, including top-ranked Vienna ?? which ranked first for overall quality of living for the 8th year runn - Subscribe |
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15 Mar '17 |
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Real IS finalises purchase of D??Olier Street/Fleet Street development for ?50m
Real IS has now spent almost ?250 million on four office investments in Dublin. Flanagan said the new wave of European funds assumed a dominant position in the Irish market in 2016, accounting for 3 - Subscribe |
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15 Mar '17 |
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The number of people buying rather than renting has fallen to a near 50-year low
According to unpublished figures from the Central Statistics Office, which it compiles as part of its Quarterly National Household Survey, Irish society has changed significantly in the past 16 years. - Subscribe |
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15 Mar '17 |
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Arthur Cox relocates staff to purpose-built, seven-storey, Clancourt Group building
The rent to be charged for the seven-storey building with a double basement car park has not been disclosed. Newly built blocks in the city are currently attracting rents of ?645 and ?700 per sq m - Subscribe |
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15 Mar '17 |
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Ciarán Hancock: Nama can't just shrug off criticism of Project Eagle
In the round, the PAC said Nama had been ??unable to demonstrate? that it had got ??value for money? for the State by pursuing its sales strategy for Project Eagle. - Subscribe |
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14 Mar '17 |
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Irish Brokers?? Association chairman predicts mortgage market will reach ?10bn
Michael Dowling, chair of the mortgage committee at the Irish Brokers?? Association, said ?7bn in new mortgages will be sold this year and grow in the coming years as more houses are finally built. - Subscribe |
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14 Mar '17 |
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One-third of Dublin offices sold in deals worth ?6bn since 2013
A new report from Savills on Ireland's property investment market has revealed that 1.1 million sq m (11.84 million sq ft) of modern office space has changed hands in Dublin since the beginning of 201 - Subscribe |
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14 Mar '17 |
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Mortgage lending at seven-year high
"This reflects a current trend by borrowers to enter fixed-rate contracts in the current lower interest rate environment," the Central Bank said. Savings by households rose by ?1.8bn in the final th - Subscribe |
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14 Mar '17 |
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No planning needed to change commercial buildings to housing
Owners of empty commercial buildings will be able to convert their properties into apartments without seeking planning permission under new regulations being drafted by the Department of Housing. - Subscribe |
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14 Mar '17 |
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Help-to-buy scheme already outstrips ?50m provision for 2017
Property prices over the next few years are expected to be underpinned by improvement in the labour market; the help-to-buy scheme; and the Central Bank??s recent decision to loosen its mortgage-lend - Subscribe |
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14 Mar '17 |
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Home ownership in Dublin falls to record low
Experts see a combination of factors as being behind the trend, including soaring property prices in the run-up to the boom, incomes which have not kept the same pace of growth, as well as the more - Subscribe |
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13 Mar '17 |
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Boost in activity for construction sector: Ulster Bank Construction Purchasing Managers' Index
There was a very encouraging acceleration in residential activity which took the Housing PMI back to levels last seen in November, in the process keeping housing as the strongest performing activity c - Subscribe |
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12 Mar '17 |
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WK Nowlan Real Estate Advisors boss Killian O'Higgins talks about crash & recovery
"There's an awful lot of focus around the industry on individuals because it is a very entrepreneurial, individual, business generally. Are they tough guys? Yes, because you have to be.
"It's a com - Subscribe |
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12 Mar '17 |
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More than 200 post offices to close in An Post overhaul plan
A plan by An Post to restructure the post office network is expected to require the closure of over 200 post offices, the Sunday Independent understands. - Subscribe |
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12 Mar '17 |
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Plan for 400 student beds on Mill Street in Newmarket on track for September
The ?41 million development is the next phase of an agreement between GSA and Chicago-based real estate private equity firm Harrison Street Real Estate Capital to invest ?250 million in student ac - Subscribe |
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12 Mar '17 |
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Mulryan??s Ballymore companies lose almost ?10m
Its turnover comprised residential property sales of just more than ?1 million, other sales of ?80,123 and rental income of ?43,496. The directors?? report states that it was involved in a resi - Subscribe |
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10 Mar '17 |
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Irish Life walks away from Bord na Mona HQ purchase
The former headquarters of Bord na Mona on Baggot Street, Dublin, is to be brought to the market again just months after it was put up for sale following a decision by Irish Life to withdraw its offer - Subscribe |
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10 Mar '17 |
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Cairn boss attacks office-building 'imbalance'
Michael Stanley said the imbalance between housing supply and demand is as pronounced as it was when the company went public in 2015.
"We have looked across Dublin City, and that includes Dublin 1, 2 - Subscribe |
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