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15 Apr '18 |
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Known unknowns: how many houses are we really building?
Ten years on from the crash and we still donâ??t have an accurate measure of housing output. The one metric that might give us an understanding of the scale of the current crisis and how to remedy it - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
15 Apr '18 |
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Bidding on Cairn Homes apartments hits â?¬96m
Ires Reit, German fund Patrizia Immobilien, and US-headquartered real estate giants Hines and Kennedy Wilson are understood to be among the parties to have come through the first round of bidding for - Subscribe |
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13 Apr '18 |
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Warnings as house prices surge 13%
Brokers Ireland made the claim following the release of the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office, which revealed that residential property prices across the country increased by 13% in th - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
13 Apr '18 |
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As many as 300,000 buyers likely to seek to purchase by 2020: KBC
More than 80,000 would-be buyers are ready to purchase immediately, according to the latest KBC Homebuyer report.
It could be four years before the backlog of potential buyers is fully cleared, acc - Subscribe |
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13 Apr '18 |
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DNG City Centre hiring
DNG are currently looking for an experienced residential sales negotiator to work in our residential branch in the City Centre.As one of Irelandâ??s leading property firms, DNG can offer an excell - Subscribe |
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13 Apr '18 |
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CBRE: Good take-up recorded in Q1 for Dublin's Industrial & logistics sector
CBRE Ireland have today released figures for the volume of leasing and sales activity in the industrial and logistics sector in Dublin in the first quarter of 2018, which shows that 56 transactions si - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
13 Apr '18 |
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UK property group Henley enters Ireland with Bartra venture
Henley and Bartra have bought a 3,530sq m office block near Phoenix Park in Dublin, called Phoenix House, which is 38 per cent let out to the State, the joint venture said in a statement. The firms pl - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
12 Apr '18 |
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DEAL: Ookla signs up to 290sqm on ground floor at World Rugby House, Pembroke Street
Sophie Beattie of Savills Ireland said: "With the current shortage of office space under 5,000 sq ft in Dublin, and short-lease terms becoming increasingly hard to come by, securing the additional spa - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
12 Apr '18 |
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Ires Reit appoint Tom Kavanagh as non-executive director
Irish Residential Properties REIT (Ires Reit) has appointed Tom Kavanagh to the board of the company as an independent non-executive director with effect from 1 June.
Mr Kavanagh is currently a par - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
12 Apr '18 |
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Developers say the price is now right to build new homes
Four out of five of the country's developers expect to ramp up the delivery of new homes in the coming year.
That's the key finding of Knight Frank's 2018 New Homes Construction Survey, which is du - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
12 Apr '18 |
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Dublin 4 to become a new dining out destination
From next September with the Comers' opening of their new street connecting Shelbourne Road to Pembroke Road, at least three new upmarket food and beverage outlets - Avoca, Dylan McGrath and Butlers C - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
12 Apr '18 |
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Missed: Three vacant sites listed on Dún Laoghaire land-hoarding register
Two of the sites are owned by semi-state body Horse Racing Ireland, and the third is owned by the Central Bank. The register was introduced for councils last year to prevent land hoarding. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
12 Apr '18 |
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Dundrum owner rejects fresh â?¬5bn offer
The latest proposal from Klépierre valued Hammerson at £6.35 per share - a 3pc increase in the previous proposal from the French firm. Klépierre has proposed paying half of that in cash and half in - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
12 Apr '18 |
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Family home for couple on 'average' income of â?¬92,000 now out of reach
Land hoarding, a refusal by bailed-out banks to lend for housing and a shortage of construction skills mean delivery of houses and apartments at prices between â?¬240,000 and â?¬320,000 is not viable - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
12 Apr '18 |
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Would you buy a house someone had been murdered in?
The estate agent certainly wouldnâ??t have volunteered the information, and as weâ??re not from around there, who would have told us before we moved in? It has been a good lesson in the importance of - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
12 Apr '18 |
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Time to move on from our fear of timber homes
A building material that is sustainable and durable, quick to erect, quiet to work with, and could, one day, ensure the future of Irelandâ??s bioeconomy. Surely thereâ??s something in this timber revo - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
12 Apr '18 |
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US firm Quadrant targets â?¬1bn of Irish property lending
Kurt Wright, chief executive of Atlanta-based Quadrant, told The Irish Times his firm, which to date has focused on financing land acquisition and speculative construction of office, hotel and mixed-u - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
12 Apr '18 |
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D4 rugby HQ Kielys pub calls time after 30 years
Kielys of Donnybrook has gone on the market through Knight Frank with its owners Pat and Mary Cremin deciding that, after 30 years of pulling pints, it is time to sell up and give their children a â?? - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
11 Apr '18 |
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Investment in data centres predicted to hit â?¬9bn by 2021: The Data Centre Q1 2018 report from Host in Ireland
"While the start of the year has been very positive for the market with â?¬1bn anticipated to be spent in 2018, the medium to longer-term sustained growth of the industry will depend on the availabili - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
11 Apr '18 |
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Pressure grows on AIB and Bank of Ireland to cut mortgage rates
Permanent TSB has become the latest to reduce its fixed rates, after Ulster and KBC also reduced their mortgage costs.
Experts said AIB and Bank of Ireland would now have to respond.
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