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30 May '18 |
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Next to open flagship store on Dublinâ??s Henry Street vacating Jervis Shopping Centre
The company is to pay a rent of about â?¬1.8 million for the four-storey store which will have a floor area extending to 3,300sq m (35,521 sq ft) and a high-profile 25m frontage on to Henry Street. - Subscribe |
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30 May '18 |
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29 May '18 |
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Carphone Warehouse to shut 92 stores as high street pain continues
The store closures will add to the pain on the high street, with Dixons Carphone adding its name to the long list of retailers â?? Carpetright, Mothercare, Byron and others â?? to have shuttered outle - Subscribe |
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29 May '18 |
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Tesco opens new â?¬30m store in Liffey Valley
Tesco Ireland has opened its biggest store. The new environmentally-friendly â?¬30m Liffey Valley Tesco Extra store has created 175 jobs and is being officially opened this morning by TV presenter Luc - Subscribe |
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29 May '18 |
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Eight-storey Ballsbridge office building plan blocked
Height concerns by Dublin City Council have put paid to plans for another office block in the heart of Dublin 4.
The council refused planning permission to October Management Ltd for a 105ft, eight - Subscribe |
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29 May '18 |
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IRES REIT and the concept of good timing
Irish Residential Property Real Estate Investment Trust (IRES REIT) shareholders will no doubt wholeheartedly agree when they gather in Dublinâ??s Shelbourne Hotel for the companyâ??s annual general m - Subscribe |
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29 May '18 |
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Would-be first-time buyer left frustrated by experience with BoI
â??I went on the property search and at long last went sale agreed on a property in January. However when I went to BOI to get the mortgage they told me I needed to be reapproved because approval all - Subscribe |
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29 May '18 |
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TGI Fridayâ??s outlet secures injunction against landlords
Chicago Rock Cafe Limited which operates the TGI Fridayâ??s at Stephenâ??s Green Shopping Centre, Dublin, secured a temporary High Court injunction preventing its landlords Ventaskel Ltd, Irish Life - Subscribe |
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29 May '18 |
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Development near St Anneâ??s Park challenged in High Court
Crekav Trading, part of developer Marlet, has proposed building 104 houses and 432 apartments on lands used by St Paulâ??s College in Raheny as playing pitches. Permission, which is subject to more th - Subscribe |
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29 May '18 |
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Teacher, nurse, average earner â?? what house could they buy in 1995, what can they buy today?
Back in 1995, for example, the average worker, on a salary of â?¬17,873, would have needed a multiple of just 4.3 times their income to buy the average home nationally, rising to 5.2 in Dublin, and fa - Subscribe |
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28 May '18 |
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Ex-Anglo director's wife in drive-through plan
The wife of former Anglo Irish Bank director Pat Whelan is seeking planning permission for a fast-food drive-through restaurant in Skerries, north Dublin. Whelan's wife, Sharon, is a director of Marbl - Subscribe |
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28 May '18 |
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Dublin office space pipeline suffering â??starkâ?? slippage
Savillsâ?? Skyline Survey estimates that developers are seeking to add some 12 million square feet of new office space in the capital by the end of 2021, with more than 232,000sq m (2.5 million sq ft) - Subscribe |
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27 May '18 |
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David McWilliams: Our housing problem is an apartment problem
The solution to the apartment crisis is an economic one. Ireland needs to build lots of apartments and build up. Belfast has done this. The Belfast skyline dwarfs Dublinâ??s. In recent years, Belfast - Subscribe |
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25 May '18 |
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Temple Bar â??superpubâ?? plan rejected by council
Thomas Doone sought permission from the council to extend the Merchantâ??s Arch Bar and Restaurant, which overlooks the Haâ??penny Bridge and is considered one of the most important historical buildin - Subscribe |
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25 May '18 |
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Almost 100 vacant sites listed in Dublin city ahead of June 1st deadline
The old motor tax office, the former headquarters of Independent Newspapers and the derelict City Arts Centre are among almost 100 properties on Dublin cityâ??s Register of Vacant Sites.
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24 May '18 |
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ODREM secures Tallaght contract
O'Dwyer Real Estate Management (ODREM) has won the contract to manage a new state-of-the-art primary health care centre in Tallaght. The Tallaght Integrated Academic Primary Care Centre, the first of - Subscribe |
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24 May '18 |
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Dublin logistics property market now third in Europe
That's according to the latest European Fair Value Index, which analyses 123 European office, retail and logistics markets. It found that Dublin logistics property was the third most underpriced prope - Subscribe |
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24 May '18 |
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Paul McNeive: SCSI president believes 'rigid' planning system is damaging the economy
The newly-elected SCSI president Des O'Broin's frustration is clear, as he begins to list various "blockages" in our planning system, which are hampering the development process and restricting supply - Subscribe |
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24 May '18 |
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Hibernia Reit grew value of properties by 6.6%
Kevin Nowlan: â??Our portfolio returns significantly outperformed the Irish market, helped in particular by our office developments and our residential assets, and our growing rental income has enable - Subscribe |
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24 May '18 |
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JCD unveils a â?¬125m office plan for Cork City Docklands
Distributed across a site of 1.8 acres, the proposed Penrose Dock scheme will have the capacity to accommodate over 2,200 employees and see the delivery of two large individual office buildings alongs - Subscribe |
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