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27 Jun '16 |
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South Dublin residents oppose embassy plan by developer Johnny Ronan
The Upper Leeson Street Area Residents' Association is appealing a decision by Dublin City Council giving Mr Ronan's RGRE Embassy Ltd from changing the use of the main building at 32 Burlington Rd fro - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
27 Jun '16 |
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DEAL: Pilz Ireland complete purchase of site adjacent to existing facility in Cork Business & Technology Park
Automation technology firm Pilz Ireland has completed the purchase of a site adjacent to its existing facility from the IDA in the Cork Business & Technology Park on Model Farm Road, Cork. - Subscribe |
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27 Jun '16 |
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Foxglove Finance complete ?1.6m fundraising to complete a housing estate in Courtown, Co Wexford
Established by accountant Declan de Lacy and chartered surveyor Peter Stapleton, funds will help complete a development of 200 homes in Courtown that includes 29 incomplete houses and an unfinished cr - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
27 Jun '16 |
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Dublin among locations to benefit as banks plan London exit
The big US banks - JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, Citigroup and Morgan Stanley - have large operations employing tens of thousands of people in the UK. They have historically set up t - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
26 Jun '16 |
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DEAL: PwC headquarters, One Spencer Dock, in Dublin sold for ?242m
The nine-storey over basement PwC office complex is the largest in the city with an overall floor area of 21,054 sq m (226,624 sq ft). The three interlinking blocks were developed in 2007 by the now d - Subscribe |
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23 Jun '16 |
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Hibernia Reit gets green light to redevelop Dublin offices
Hibernia Reit has been given the go-ahead to redevelop an office block on Harcourt Street in central Dublin, in a move that is likley to improve its chances of taking vacant possession of the block. - Subscribe |
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23 Jun '16 |
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New ?40m, 257-bed hotel on Dean Street, near St Patrick??s Cathedral, gets green light
The development which will adjoin Fallon??s pub, a protected structure, will range in height from three to six stories high comprising of 257 bedrooms, reduced from the planned 263 bedrooms as a cond - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
23 Jun '16 |
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New office block planned for Dublin city centre by Paul Daly company
Avam, a company controlled by the Daly family, intends to build the six-storey project on a site that was sold last year for an estimated ?1.5m. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
23 Jun '16 |
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Building wave continues with Dawson Street revamp
Recently at least two developers have been working on plans to take advantage of the demand among major international retail fashion chains for larger stores than most of those on Grafton St. The shor - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
23 Jun '16 |
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DEAL: Irish investor has agreed terms to buy The River Portfolio of central Dublin properties
The buyer is believed to be a high net worth individual.
More than four fifths of the income is weighted towards retail tenants, with the remaining income coming from an office block known as The T - Subscribe |
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23 Jun '16 |
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Arguably the most powerful man in the Irish property business, David Ehrlich of IRES Reit
"We have been working with planners in Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown Co Council about building in Sandyford. The planning team is understaffed. Something as small as hiring more planners there would make a s - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
23 Jun '16 |
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Housing land to be sought from religious orders
??We will call all of the religious orders together to an event specifically to talk about the contribution that they could make through the properties they either control or own, whether that??s la - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
23 Jun '16 |
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New IPAV president, Alan Redmond encouraging young people to consider the occupation of valuing
??Unlike the auctioneering profession,? he says, ??Valuers require no state licence in Ireland to operate. And property valuers are in short supply.? - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
23 Jun '16 |
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Eight reasons why the property market is still struggling
1. House sales are down ... 2. Supply is critically low ... 3. Price growth has slowed ... 4. Bullish asking prices ... 5. High mortgage rates ... 6. Renting back to peak levels ... 7. Not enough new - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
22 Jun '16 |
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Hibernia gets planning permission for Harcourt Square
Hibernia REIT said on Tuesday that it has received full planning permission for Phase 2 of the redevelopment of the Garda control centre at Harcourt Square in Dublin, paving the way for a ??landmark - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
22 Jun '16 |
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DEAL: Loake Shoes buys Palais des Thés lease on Wicklow Street
New tenant will pay rent of ?78,000 a year for ground for its lease of the premises which has a ground floor of 58.5sq m (630sq ft) and basement storage of 39sq m (420sq ft). - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
22 Jun '16 |
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DEAL: Sam McCauley to open pharmacy in Navan Shopping Centre
It will shortly open its 27th pharmacy at Kennedy Road, opposite Navan Shopping Centre, paying rent of ?130,000 for the premises which has a ground floor area of about 278sq m (3,000sq ft). - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
22 Jun '16 |
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DEAL: Canal House office building on Northumberland Road sells for more than ?1.1m guide price
The 152.77sq m (1,645sq ft) vacant block dating from the 1980s was sold on the instructions of receivers BDO. It was bought by a private investor. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
22 Jun '16 |
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DEAL: Irish investor buys Beechmount shopping centre, Navan for ?4.1m
Including a 3.9 acre development site and a supermarket, the off-beat Beechmount shopping centre in Navan has been sold to an Irish investor for ?4.1 million in a deal that will show an immediate in - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
22 Jun '16 |
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DEAL: ?110m Sandyford Industrial Estate boom site sells for just ?10m
The new owners, a Dublin-based development company, are expected to seek planning permission for a seven or eight-storey office development of between 23,226 and 27,871sq m - Subscribe |
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