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02 Jun '17 |
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Noonan ??used by Nama?? to deflect from housing crisis: Michael O??Flynn
Mr O??Flynn was referring to an announcement on Thursday when the Minister for Finance warned that the government would tax speculators for sitting on empty development sites to boost profits as prop - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
02 Jun '17 |
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Property investor??s ?350,000 award over brochure error overturned
A ?350,000 award to a property investor who, after paying ?2.3 million for a commercial property in Dublin, discovered it was 20 per cent or 1,800 sq ft smaller than described by the auctioneer?? - Subscribe |
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02 Jun '17 |
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Builders react with alarm to site levy proposal
Tom Parlon said that it would have take into account the reasons why investors were unable to develop sites including planning difficulties, lack of infrastructure, funding and development costs. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
01 Jun '17 |
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Entries sought for property awards
"Real estate remains a vital part of Ireland's business infrastructure and recognising excellence plays a key role in promoting the value of the sector to our economy." - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
01 Jun '17 |
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DEAL: 2.18 hectares at Goatstown Road, Dublin 14 makes ?13m
The Religious sisters of Jesus and Mary are understood to have secured in the region of ?13m from the sale to housebuilders Durkan of a serviced residential site of 2.18 hectares (5.4 acres) beside - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
01 Jun '17 |
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Dublin office rents remain third highest in Eurozone
European Quarterly Commercial Property Outlook from agents Knight Frank: While this slippage could help the Irish capital in its efforts to attract post-Brexit leavers from London, when it comes to th - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
01 Jun '17 |
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Bidding on RTE land goes over ?80m in first round
The first round of bidding on the 8.64 acres of land being sold by RTE at its Donnybrook campus has seen the ?75m guide price set by Savills eclipsed already. The Irish Independent understands, howe - Subscribe |
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01 Jun '17 |
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The development land market is being primed for significant growth
Cushman & Wakefield report that, for Q1 this year, whilst the number of sales was up by 67pc, the total value of deals was down by 41pc compared with last year. Does this indicate falling values, or i - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
01 Jun '17 |
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25 per cent said their accommodation was no longer suitable but they could not afford to move, says credit union
??It??s troubling that such a substantial portion feel trapped in unsuitable homes but say the current property market is preventing them from moving out.? - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
01 Jun '17 |
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Airbnb says it came to Ireland for its hospitality
Some companies may move to Ireland for tax-related reasons but Airbnb was drawn there primarily because of the country??s hospitality culture. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
01 Jun '17 |
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Green Property optimisitic on Brexit opportunities
??JP Morgan??s decision to expand in Ireland is important because it is a very powerful global leader and their imprimatur on the country as a location for Brexit -related activity will lead other b - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
01 Jun '17 |
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Housing crisis having ??adverse effect?? on entire Irish economy
??The shortage of housing in Ireland remains an impediment both to attracting mobile inward investment and the expansion of operations by enterprises and is a critical infrastructure support for job - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
31 May '17 |
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Citywest developers cry foul over housing refusal
Consultants for Citywest Ltd, Fenton & Associates, said they have never seen a planning response that has 17 separate grounds for refusal for a proposed development of 114 homes and 28 apartments in s - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
31 May '17 |
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Buying shares in the flotation is high-risk for retail investors
Retail investors can apply to buy shares in the share sale. However, there is no guarantee that retail investors will get an allocation, as there is only expected to be between 10pc and 15pc of the sh - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
31 May '17 |
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DEAL: Green Reit signs deal with AIB to lease Central Park
AIB will rent 14,701sq m (158,244sq ft) of lettable space on a 20 year lease from May 2017, with a tenant break option at the end of year 12. Rent is ?4.8 million a year, or ?291 a square foot, an - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
31 May '17 |
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Ireland??s largest private landlord ??tired of being called a vulture fund??
Irish Residential Properties Reit (Ires Reit), the largest private owner of apartments in the State, is in talks to acquire land to build duplex townhouses to take advantage of rising demand for homes - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
31 May '17 |
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Nama secures judgment for £9m against Michael Breslin over guarantees
A Nama entity has obtained summary judgment for £9 million against an Irish businessman over his personal guarantee on unpaid loans of some £22 million made to a company. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
31 May '17 |
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DEAL: Mount Wolseley Hotel, Tullow, Co Carlow, has been bought by a fund
Austrian businessman Thomas Roggle for ?14 million. Last summer Roggle also acquired the 1,200-acre Radisson Farnham Golf & Spa resort in Cavan for about ?26 million. John Hughes of CBRE handled t - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
31 May '17 |
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Lisney teams up with Kilkenny auctioneers
Lisney has formed an alliance with FitzGerald Auctioneers in Kilkenny. This adds to Lisney??s existing alliances with Conway Auctioneers in Kildare and Smith Harrington in Navan. ENDS - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
31 May '17 |
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DEAL: Dublin 6 house in office use sells for ?1.8m
A double-fronted, 3-storey house of 236 sqm in office use at 12 Northbrook Road, Dublin 6, has been sold for ?1.8 million ?? ?100,000 above the guide price. - Subscribe |
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