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25 Mar '18 |
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New Ires boss Sweeney has option to join equity raising
Margaret Sweeney, the new chief executive of Ires Reit, the State's largest private landlord with a portfolio of almost 2,500 apartments, has been granted a right to be awarded options to buy 3pc of a - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
25 Mar '18 |
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Deloitte hired to aid Iconic Offices' expansion plans
It said it is aiming to expand its portfolio by 538,000 square feet over the next five years - both in Dublin and on the continent - with space to accommodate 7,000 workstations. It aims to add 100 ne - Subscribe |
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25 Mar '18 |
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Niamh Horan: Is it time for our city planners to stop blocking modern high-rise buildings?
In her report, inspector Gillian Kane concluded that the tower "would integrate satisfactorily with the surrounding existing development and with the established character of the sensitive historic ci - Subscribe |
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25 Mar '18 |
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General higher rates may undo new dawn for variable mortgage holders
Prof Kieran McQuinn noted that this ??wedge? between rates here and elsewhere ?? so long the source of controversy ?? may finally be about to come down as healthier banks compete with each other - Subscribe |
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25 Mar '18 |
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David McWilliams: Dublin is squeezing out low-income workers
So you can see that rents have risen 10 times faster than incomes. Rents in Dublin 2,3,4,5 and 6 reveal increases of a similar magnitude over the past seven years rendering ??central Dublin? out of - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
23 Mar '18 |
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Ronan Lyons: Could cost rental housing help to kick-start the market?
Suppose policymakers do finally grasp the nettle and bring housing costs down by, say, one quarter.
The break-even or 'cost rent' for a two-bed is still likely to be in the region of ?1,000 per m - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
23 Mar '18 |
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100 homes in upmarket Dublin areas to be knocked down to build ?3bn Metro line
Up to 20 properties in Ranelagh, another 20 units in Glasnevin and an apartment block of 70 homes on Tara Street are likely to be acquired to facilitate MetroLink, according to Transport Infrastructur - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
23 Mar '18 |
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Forgeries allegedly used to thwart seizure of former Quinn property
The complaints had the effect of stopping Mr Dix travelling to India as part of efforts by the State-owned Irish Bank Resolution Corporation (IBRC), in liquidation, to seize a property worth up to ? - Subscribe |
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23 Mar '18 |
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Former Ires chief executive David Ehrlich chalks up ?286,000 bonus
David Ehrlich, who stepped down as chief executive of the State??s largest private landlord, Irish Residential Properties Reit (Ires) in early November, received a ?286,000 bonus last year. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
22 Mar '18 |
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Ronan's plan for Dublin's tallest building rejected
Mr Ronan's company, Tanat Ltd, had originally sought permission from Dublin City Council to build a 22-storey (88m) tower comprising offices, a hotel and rooftop restaurant. In refusing permission for - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
22 Mar '18 |
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Davy Property arm targeted by Carval over retail project loans
Land that was to be used to develop a major new shopping centre in Tullamore, Co Offaly, with backing from Davy Property Holdings, has come under the control of a receiver who has been appointed by US - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
22 Mar '18 |
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Mortgage exemptions could dry up as soon as April
Michael Dowling of Dowling Financial says he expects that exemptions will run out by April, driven by so many approvals not yet drawn down from last year.
??Banks will run short of exceptions at a - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
22 Mar '18 |
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Cairn Homes gets go-ahead for Stillorgan village development
The development comprising 130 residential apartments and 179 student accommodation units in Stillorgan will comprise 576 beds, a gym, study spaces, communal lounges as well as 907sq m of retail and r - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
22 Mar '18 |
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Ten reasons why you still can??t get a mortgage
1: You don??t have a deposit 2: You??re trading up 3: Your income isn??t rising quickly enough 4: The bank of Mum and Dad is closed 5: You can??t get an exemption 6: You??re not a professional/in - Subscribe |
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21 Mar '18 |
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2018 EMEA Occupier Survey from CBRE: Occupiers seek tech, flex, & wellness as workplace consumerisation takes hold
* 45% of businesses expect to have significant use of flexible offices by 2021* Nearly half of companies (47%) will be looking to hire data scientists* 92% of companies have a preference for wellness - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
21 Mar '18 |
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Green REIT sees its profit increase by double digits to ?53m
Real estate investment trust company Green REIT has reported profit of ?53m for the six months to 31 December 2017, an increase of 21pc on the same period in 2016.
The group reported a 24.5pc upl - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
21 Mar '18 |
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Surge in homeowners fixing as mortgage war heats up again
Joey Sheahan of MyMortgages.ie said: "Latest figures from the Central Bank support our contention, based on activity in the market, that fixed-rate mortgages are soaring in popularity." - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
21 Mar '18 |
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Final touches being made to the Node co-living apartments, just off Dublin??s Fitzwilliam Square
Rents for tenants in a two-bed apartment will start at ?1,350. The price is all-inclusive of wifi and utility bills.
Tenants will share communal areas like a residents?? lounge, and they??ll ha - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
21 Mar '18 |
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Investors?? stage directions turn shopping into costly retail theatre
For such an unloved sector, bricks and mortar shopping malls are certainly attracting their fair share of attention from investors. As well as the Intu and Klepierre moves, the French company Unibail- - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
21 Mar '18 |
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DEAL: Irish subsidiary of Canadian bank, Toronto-Dominion Bank, lets space at One Molesworth Street
A 20 year agreement for 985sq m (10,600sq ft) of space means the Green Reit building, which has already signed leases with Barclays Bank and Goshawk Aviation, is now 88 per cent full. - Subscribe |
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