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06 Apr '17 |
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Business Podcast: Is this a new housing bubble?
We ask Marian Finnegan of Sherry Fitzgerald and architect Mel Reynolds. - Subscribe |
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06 Apr '17 |
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Businessman fails to get possession order for Glen of the Downs golf course
Ms Justice Caroline Costello said Michael Doyle was not entitled to various injunctions against Ennis Property Finance DAC, Structured Finance Management (Ireland) Ltd and the receiver, Stephen Tennan - Subscribe |
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05 Apr '17 |
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Accidental landlords risk losing claims on insurance
Large numbers of accidental landlords are risking being unable to make an insurance claim because they have not made it clear they are renting out their property.
Accidental landlords are people who - Subscribe |
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05 Apr '17 |
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Student beds in Dublin only cater for 13% of students
The number of student bed spaces in the capital has failed to match the rise in student numbers in Dublin, according to new research from Knight Frank.
It says the numbers of full-time students in - Subscribe |
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05 Apr '17 |
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One of Dublinâ??s ugliest buildings retained in Phibsborough shopping centre plan by MM Capital, headed up by Derek Poppinga and Peter Leonard
The scheme involves a three-fold increase in the amount of retail space and the construction of apartments for 340 students in blocks ranging up to seven storeys. However, the development will not inc - Subscribe |
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05 Apr '17 |
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Commercial property transactions exceed â?¬470m so far in 2017
Commercial properties valued at over â?¬470 million were transacted in the first three months of 2017, according to the latest figures compiled by Stephen Conway of Colliers International. The compara - Subscribe |
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05 Apr '17 |
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Dublinâ??s construction crane count rises to 70 in April
This is an increase of five â?? or 8 per cent â?? on Marchâ??s total of 65 and a rise of 36 (or 105 per cent) on the 34 cranes recorded on February 1st, 2016, when The Irish Times crane survey was lau - Subscribe |
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05 Apr '17 |
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Planning sought for â?¬75m extension to Charlestown Shopping Centre
Bovale Development has received the financial backing of the National Asset Management Agency (Nama) to spend about â?¬75 million on the second phase of the development. It will include 5,109sq m (55, - Subscribe |
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05 Apr '17 |
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Young borrowers would suffer most from interest rate rise
The research paper, by Apostolos Fasianos, Reamonn Lydon and Tara McIndoe-Calder, shows the extent to which the disposable incomes of those on tracker mortgages â?? which are linked to the ECB base ra - Subscribe |
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05 Apr '17 |
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Planned office complex by Gerry Barrett to overlook Galway Docks
The planned â?¬100 million complex overlooking Galway Docks will include four top-end office blocks, extending to 26,000sq m (279,850sq ft), as well as 2,005sq m (21,581sq ft) of retail space spread o - Subscribe |
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05 Apr '17 |
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Barrett and Avenue Capital launch property lending company
A new Dublin-based company backed by Irish businessman Richard Barrett and New York-based investment group Avenue Capital has launched a â?¬200 million fund for commercial property lending here over a - Subscribe |
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05 Apr '17 |
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Scapegoating of Central Bank for house prices ignores the problem's complexity
Developers also cite a lack of capital as a problem, particularly in building apartments, where a large chunk of funding is required up front to complete a block. By comparison, a housing estate can b - Subscribe |
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05 Apr '17 |
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Too many buyers, too few homes: whatâ??s the story?
If we consider mortgage drawdown figures from the BPFI, we can see that some 9,115 mortgages were drawn down in the fourth quarter of 2016 (latest available), or about 3,000 a month. - Subscribe |
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04 Apr '17 |
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For Simon, stuffing developers' wallets is the simple solution
The minister is not just unconcerned; he was positively purring in interviews yesterday - because this was the plan all along. Inflate house prices so that property developers are incentivised to retu - Subscribe |
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04 Apr '17 |
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Australian stationery chain, Smiggle, is planning to open 20 Irish outlets
It will open its first Irish outlet next month, at the Dundrum Shopping Centre in Dublin, which is jointly owned by Hammerson and Allianz. It will open another store in Ireland by summer and is in adv - Subscribe |
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04 Apr '17 |
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Council's decision to block plan for 450 apartments branded 'comical and illogical'
Colm Lauder, an analyst at Goodbody Stockbrokers, described Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council's decision as "comical", because he said it "belies the council's own development plan for the area". - Subscribe |
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04 Apr '17 |
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A proper economy cannot function while carrying a housing crisis every two decades
The Nevin Institute called for a new housing policy focused on providing social accommodation. It proposed a Government-led programme on a commercially driven basis. - Subscribe |
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04 Apr '17 |
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'Ireland's Property Crisis' on RTÃ?: shock as stories behind the housing crisis revealed
People were also incensed by insights into the rental market with people forced to compete with dozens of people at viewings and a look at an apartment in an upcoming development, complete with a fold - Subscribe |
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04 Apr '17 |
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Text alert: the property you want has 'relaunched', â?¬35,000 dearer
Of course, in estate agent language 'relaunch' is actually code for 'hiked the price'. Why the house went on sale at the lower price is questionable. A similar house in the same estate sold for â?¬415 - Subscribe |
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04 Apr '17 |
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Ires Reit to appeal planning refusal in Sandyford
Ires Reit has said it will appeal the decision of the Dun Laoghaire- Rathdown Council to refuse planning permissions for its planned development of 465 apartments at the Rockbrook scheme in Sandyford. - Subscribe |
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