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15 Feb '24 |
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Planning Bill poses ‘severe risk’ to 38,000 homes in pipeline, claims lobby group
In a letter to Mr O’Brien, Pat Farrell, who heads the group representing institutional investors in the property market said the omission of such a provision would directly affect permissions for ab - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
15 Feb '24 |
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Dublin landlord Fintan Egan has bankruptcy extended by seven years over failure to detail assets and income
The judge was satisfied the Official Assignee, the Insolvency Service of Ireland and solicitors had taken “all reasonable steps” to reach out to Mr Egan to obtain information concerning his financ - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
15 Feb '24 |
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Permission to Developer Savona Ltd for 131 rental apartments at Redcourt, Seafield Road, Clontarf overturned by High Court
The judge said the open louvres between the long edges of the roof and the buildings below do not turn the courtyard into an open space “just as an open window does not turn indoor space into outdoo - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
15 Feb '24 |
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DEAL: Private Irish investor pays more than €7m for the Meridian Point shopping centre in Greystones, Co Wicklow
The sales process was conducted by agent Avison Young on behalf of the scheme’s outgoing owner and developer, the Cosgrave Property Group. The price paid for Meridian Point represents a premium of 2 - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
15 Feb '24 |
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DEAL: Swedish fashion retailer Arket inks deal for store at Dublin’s Grafton Place
Arket is understood to have agreed a 10-year lease for 1,021sq m (11,000sq ft) of space across the ground- and first-floor levels of Grafton Place, the newly developed mixed-use scheme at the junction - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
15 Feb '24 |
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Developer Avonvard Ltd seeks approval for 178 apartments on former Dell site at Vevay Road and Boghall Road, in Bray
The developer was given the green light in October 2022, by Wicklow County Council, for the construction of a first phase of development, consisting of a three-storey nursing home building, accommodat - Subscribe |
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12 Feb '24 |
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Decline in house building softened last month
The headline BNP Paribas Real Estate Ireland Construction Total Activity Index for January - which tracks changes in the total volume of construction activity compared with one month previously - rema - Subscribe |
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12 Feb '24 |
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Una Mullally: The wheels have come off the Irish commercial property market
The number of new workers that would be required to fill this space betrays the complete absence of any kind of cohesive planning, not just regarding labour market projections, but especially regardin - Subscribe |
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12 Feb '24 |
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Keldrum Ltd gets green light to build 352 housing units in Rathnew
The council has granted permission to Keldrum Ltd for the scheme at Tinakilly, Rathnew after concluding that the proposals would not seriously injure the residential amenities of the adjoining propert - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
11 Feb '24 |
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Childcare places are in short supply, so why aren’t there creches in all new housing developments?
A spokesman for the developers, Castlethorn, said it was in the company’s interest to have it sold and the unit recently went sale agreed with an asking price of about €340,000. - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
11 Feb '24 |
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OnlineApplication.com and Beam combine to deliver ‘fastest home loan in Ireland’
Karl Deeter: “Innovation in the mortgage market nearly always comes from brokers. We are the ones who brought in trackers, we are the ones who foster in every new lender in the country (recent addit - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
11 Feb '24 |
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Johnny Ronan targets 17-storey docklands block
The Sunday Times Ireland reports that property developer Johnny Ronan is set to submit a planning application in the coming days for a 17-storey office tower in Dublin’s north docklands. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
11 Feb '24 |
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Planners block Esprit Investments's plan for 300-bed hotel on Mount Street, Dublin 2
Council planners refused permission for the hotel but said they would allow the apartments in a decision issued days ago. Council said the hotel “would not contribute positively to the local area ch - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
11 Feb '24 |
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Former president of auctioneers’ body starts WRC action after bitter row with chief executive
Gerry Coffey had clashed with IPAV chief executive Pat Davitt, claiming Mr Davitt set out to “frustrate and suppress” him. Mr Coffey said the issue centred on allegations he slammed his hand on a - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
09 Feb '24 |
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Revealed: Existing tenants suffering huge rent rises, amid fears landlords are ignoring RPZ rules
The survey commissioned by the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB), and carried out by the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI), shows the cost of new tenancies rising at twice the rate for sit - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
09 Feb '24 |
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Korky’s shuts iconic Dublin Henry St shoe shop as owner says city ‘hollowed out’
He says rent was not a problem at the Henry Street outlet, but the annual rates bill of €40,000 was a serious hindrance. Korky’s had reduced the opening hours of 9am to 6pm to 10.30am to 6pm, with - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
09 Feb '24 |
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Dbt Labs to open Dublin office in remote work shift
Dbt Labs began hiring in Ireland in early 2022 to expand its headcount in Europe but had focused on a remote-only model. That has since shifted to the physical space in the Docklands. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
09 Feb '24 |
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Royal London Ireland: One in 10 homeowners face mortgage payments past 70, survey finds
“The average age of homebuyers is rising each year, going from 36 years in 2019 to 39 years in 2021. This trend is likely to put more pressure on some mortgage holders, as they have less time to pay - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
09 Feb '24 |
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BNP Paribas: Collapse in demand means ‘no relief for Dublin office market until 2027′
“Before Covid, every new desk job generated around 10sq m of office demand. However, this figure has plunged by two-thirds since Covid. With only 3.2sq m now being consumed for each additional job, - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
08 Feb '24 |
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Ireland’s escalating rental crisis laid bare by new data
1. No end to rent increases 2. New tenancies versus existing ones 3. Pressure points in the market 4. A lack of new supply 5. An international outlier - Subscribe |
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