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28 Jul '16 |
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Property still 'buoyant' in spite of decline in returns
The total return on Irish property saw a rise in the three-month period to the end of June, the latest IPD/SCSI index has found. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
27 Jul '16 |
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Carlton site permission gets five-year extension
Developers behind a â?¬1.25 billion shopping complex planned for
Oâ??Connell Street in Dublin have been given until 2022 to build the scheme that includes the demolition of most of the east side of M - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
27 Jul '16 |
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DEAL: 63 South Great Georgeâ??s Street (ex Camera Exchange shop) sells for â?¬775,000
The three-storey over-basement mid-terrace Victorian building was sold with vacant possession, following the decision by owner-occupier Billy Brennan, who has been running the business since 1989, to - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
27 Jul '16 |
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Major watertfront Howth apartment and housing scheme gets the go-ahead
The options open to the receivers are either to (a) sell on the site to the highest bidder at a likely value of â?¬25 million to â?¬30 million; (b) build it out on a joint venture basis with a develop - Subscribe |
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26 Jul '16 |
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Dublin City Council rejects plans for two hotels
In response to plans by Wave Point Ltd for a new four-star, seven-storey hotel close to both the Radisson and Dublin Castle, the council requested that the firm reduce the overall height of the propos - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
26 Jul '16 |
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DEAL: Twelfth Lock Hotel, overlooking Royal Canal at Castleknock, has been sold for just under â?¬2.4m in a private treaty sale
The 10-bedroom boutique hotel, inset, has been acquired by Castleknock-based entrepreneur Greg Browne who operates a number of successful bars and restaurants in the immediate area, including De Bruns - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
26 Jul '16 |
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Central Bank report shows that sales to cash buyers now at levels last seen in the early 2000s
Almost 60 per cent of house purchases were by cash buyers in 2013 and 2014, according to a research paper by the Central Bank.
It said that the number of cash transactions in the market had now retur - Subscribe |
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26 Jul '16 |
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DEAL: Hibernia Reit's One Dockland Central now fully let
The Commission for Communictions Regulations (ComReg) having signed a â?¬1.6 million-a-year lease on the remaining 30,200 sq ft of available space in the property - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
26 Jul '16 |
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McKillen Jr and Ryan to appeal refusal at the site of former Kielyâ??s pub in Mount Merrion, Co Dublin
Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council last week refused permission for the four- to five-storey development of 46 apartments, a cafe, pub, restaurant and shops on the site at Deerpark Road, North Ave - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
25 Jul '16 |
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Colm McCarthy: New housing plan fails to address the elephant in room
If prices bore a more realistic relationship to construction costs, negative equity for mortgage holders would be even more prevalent and the collateral value of bank lending undermined. It is not har - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
25 Jul '16 |
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One in eight gets exemption from Central Bank's lending limits
The new research by Central Bank economists was released as the regulator said it had extended the deadline for submissions to its review of the mortgage lending restrictions. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
25 Jul '16 |
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Renters are forced out of capital
Drogheda REA agent Gabriel O'Brien said the market outside Dublin cannot meet demand from buyers or renters. "The renters are being pushed out as well as the buyers and we have never experienced that - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
25 Jul '16 |
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Michael Oâ??Flynn: VAT cut would help first-time buyers more than grants
There has been a tendency in recent years to exclude those who are involved in the provision of housing from discussions about problems and solutions, including developers. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
22 Jul '16 |
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John Sisk to build major development at Capital Dock on behalf of real estate investment firm Kennedy Wilson
The first of three office buildings is due to be delivered at Capital Dock late next year, followed by 190 high-quality residential apartments in mid-2018. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
21 Jul '16 |
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Paul McNeive: holiday home sector is in strong recovery as demand outstrips supply
Some of these schemes have performed badly. Last week a property in Co. Clare, which cost â?¬340,000 in 2006, was sold for â?¬95,000. Nama inherited a number of schemes built around hotels, together w - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
21 Jul '16 |
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Homes plan has little to ease the plight of hard-hit millennials
It is all very well to set out plans and strategies to build more houses. But young people can't get a mortgage, and instead are condemned to "rental jail" with spiralling rents and a chronic shortage - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
21 Jul '16 |
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Mark Keenan: Solving the snob problem - why social housing doesn't mean slums anymore
The reality is that in a property market as dysfunctional as this one, a return to mass build social housing in some form is now inevitable. But it doesn't have to be all bad. In fact, it has distinct - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
21 Jul '16 |
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'It would be wrong to rush plan on rent sector' - Coveney
"What we need is a stable rental market where rents are predictable, where there is some rent certainty, where we have security of tenure, where people can actually choose to rent for life if they wan - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
21 Jul '16 |
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Biggest Chopped outlet to date opens in the Westend Shopping Centre in Blanchardstown
Retired MMA star Cathal Pendred has opened the largest Chopped to date creating 30 new jobs in what is his first venture since leaving the sport. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
21 Jul '16 |
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Dan O'Brien: Population growth points to real challenges for our housing plan
The so-called 'Help to buy' scheme for people seeking to get on the housing ladder is not only economically illiterate and populist, it is grossly unfair. In effect, it amounts to people who will neve - Subscribe |
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