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18 Jul '18 |
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DEAL: Two sites at Santry business campus sell for over ?10m, bought by Westhill UK for clients
Two key sites at Northwood Business Campus in Santry, Dublin 9, have been sold by Knight Frank for more than ?10 million on behalf of receiver Simon Coyle of Mazars. - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
18 Jul '18 |
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JLL have released their Q2 2018 report for the Dublin Office Market
Commercial real estate and advisory firm JLL, are pleased to announce another strong performance in the sector in Q2, with take-up reaching 874,921 sq ft across 54 deals. This brings the year-to-date - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
18 Jul '18 |
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DEAL: Maryland House on South William and Drury streets sells for over ?10m to a private investor
Maryland House, a landmark building at 21-22 South William Street, extends to 1,416sq m (15,244sq ft). Four of the five floors are used as offices by the Automobile Association (AA) at an annual rent - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
18 Jul '18 |
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DEAL: South Korean fund emerges as highest bidder for docklands offices
The Asian fund has emerged as the highest bidder, at around ?105 million, for No 2 The Landings, which attracted at least five bidders: two Korean and three European. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
18 Jul '18 |
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Glenveagh to raise ?215m in share placing as Oaktree sells half its stake
The company??s current land bank has the scope to deliver 10,120 houses and apartments, 31 per cent of which are shovel-ready and 97 per cent of which is zoned residential. As of the time of its agm, - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
18 Jul '18 |
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Housing undersupply to have ??severe?? long-term consequences: the Parliamentary Budget Office
??This will make Ireland a less attractive destination for investment and make Ireland??s exports relatively more expensive,? it said. A constrained housing market would also harm the economy thro - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
18 Jul '18 |
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Housing crisis: new agency to develop State lands
The National Regeneration and Development Agency (NRDA) is being described by Government sources as one of the last remaining big policy moves to tackle the housing crisis. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
18 Jul '18 |
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Sharp slowdown in Dublin house price rises: Savills
Sean O??Malley, senior economist at Savills: ??While the market clearly remains undersupplied, increased construction activity is slowly bridging the gap between demand and supply.? He expected an - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
17 Jul '18 |
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Hibernia REIT facing AGM showdown over executive pay
Glass Lewis, a global proxy adviser to some of the world's largest fund managers, labelled a 50pc salary hike for CEO Kevin Nowlan - along with a 28.3pc pay rise for chief financial officer Thomas Edw - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
17 Jul '18 |
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Sherry FitzGerald to sell remaining commercial property stake to Cushman & Wakefield
The commercial property group??s managing director, Aidan Gavin, will become Cushman & Wakefield??s head of Ireland, and will also sit on its UK and Ireland executive committee. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
17 Jul '18 |
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DEAL: Hard Rock Hotel checking in to Dublin in ?30m Tifco development
Irish hospitality group Tifco is bringing the Hard Rock Hotel franchise to Dublin as part of a ?30 million development, located on Lord Edward Street, opposite City Hall. The hotel will comprise two - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
17 Jul '18 |
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Are landlords really exiting rental market in their droves?
From that sample it found that in the past 12 months 1,022 landlords have sold investment properties, while 452 have bought such properties.
That??s shaky ground on which to base on argument that - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
17 Jul '18 |
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Housing crisis likely to last for ??foreseeable future??
The stark warning comes in an annual assessment of risks from Taoiseach Leo Varadkar??s own officials.
Even with Government measures such as the Rebuilding Ireland programme, a shortage of houses - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
16 Jul '18 |
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Stable, sustainable growth rates in the JLL Irish Property Index in Q2 2018
The JLL Property Index, which has been undertaken by JLL since 1969, measures returns from direct investment in property. The portfolio is weighted 56% offices, 33% retail and 12% industrial. The Over - Subscribe |
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16 Jul '18 |
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[Needs SBP sub] Residential deals now outpacing office and retail: Hooke & MacDonald
Hooke & MacDonald's Q2 2018 review of the residential market showed that activity in the sector comprised 42 per cent of the total, compared with 27 per cent for offices, 23 per cent retail and 7 per - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
16 Jul '18 |
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New south Dublin town plan appealed to An Bord Pleanála
Approximately 280 hectares of land at Clonburris, to the east of Adamstown either side of the Dublin-Kildare railway line, has been designated a strategic development zone (SDZ) to tackle the capital - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
16 Jul '18 |
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DEAL: Kennedy Wilson poised to buy last big Docklands site
The Los Angeles-headquartered company is understood to have emerged as the preferred bidder for City Block 3 (CB3), a 5.91 acre site to the rear of the Central Bank's new headquarters at North Wall Qu - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
16 Jul '18 |
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Redevelopment of former INBS building will not prejudice metro, hearing told
An Bord Pleanála was hearing an appeal by a number of third parties against the proposal by Grand Parade Property Trading Company to extensively redevelop the building, which is also the former headq - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
16 Jul '18 |
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Housing strategy for Dublin city to be reviewed amid affordability concerns
??Dublin City Council is placing an emphasis on options for the public housing finance model required to produce new affordable housing for purchase and rental, and to renew and renovate its existing - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
14 Jul '18 |
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State should sell its bank shares to tackle housing crisis
The banking bailout was an historic event that, for better or worse, gave the Irish public a permanent interest in the fate of Irish banks. In that spirit, the proceeds of any sales should be used to - Subscribe |
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