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06 Sep '17 |
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Core Media to let third floor at 1 Windmill Lane on 21-year lease
??The reit has delivered an innovative building, on time and 50 per cent pre-let. Furthermore, the long lease term achieved for the Core Media letting further de-risks this development for Hibernia a - Subscribe |
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06 Sep '17 |
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Concern over small size of available industrial spaces
Marian Finnegan says the findings ??would suggest that grade A availability appears relatively high at present? but the majority of these units are small in size and ??it is arguable to assume the - Subscribe |
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06 Sep '17 |
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Number of cranes on Dublin skyline doubles from February 2016
There were 68 construction cranes visible over the centre of Dublin on September 1st from the seventh floor of the Irish Times building on Tara Street. This is a drop of one on July??s total of 69 bu - Subscribe |
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06 Sep '17 |
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New appointment at Savills
Savills has strengthened its development land team with the appointment of Ebba Mowat, who was previously based in Scotland. After working as an undergraduate with Savills in Edinburgh, Mowat moved to - Subscribe |
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06 Sep '17 |
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DEAL: New tenants for Citywest Shopping Centre
Domino??s Pizza is renting a ground-floor unit extending to 139sq m at ?50,000 per annum. Close by, health food company Chopped is renting 106sq m for ?38,000. Discount retailer More for Less is - Subscribe |
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06 Sep '17 |
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Cushman & Wakefield has new Irish head of agency
Commercial agents Cushman & Wakefield have announced the appointment of Tom Carthy as head of agency in Ireland. He joins the company from BNP Paribas Real Estate, where he worked since 1989 and f - Subscribe |
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06 Sep '17 |
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DEAL: Rathfarnham??s Castle House purchased by a private investor for ?1.95 million
Cushman & Wakefield handled the sale of the purpose-built, fully-let block dating from the 1990s, which has an overall floor area of 834sq m (8,985 sq ft). The five tenants paying an annual rent of ? - Subscribe |
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06 Sep '17 |
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Blanchardstown Shopping Centre in line for second extension
The application will involve a 9,290sq m (100,000sq ft) extension of the Red Mall to include a new key store of 3,716sq m (40,000sq ft) and 18 standard retail units. A number of existing tenants will - Subscribe |
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06 Sep '17 |
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DEAL: Three properties in Rockfield Central opposite Dundrum Town Centre bought for ?16.6m
The internal construction firm Mac Group and Canadian asset managers Timbercreek have acquired two high-rise office buildings and two levels of shops in a third block at Rockfield Central in Dundrum, - Subscribe |
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06 Sep '17 |
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Cairn chief says new homes not behind ??pretty scary?? house price rise
Michael Stanley has insisted new home prices are not driving ??pretty scary? Irish residential property value growth, as recovering builders are more interested in selling at pace to gather equity - Subscribe |
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06 Sep '17 |
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Paschal Donohoe rules out cut to VAT on building houses
The Construction Industry Federation, which has repeatedly called for the move, is understood to have already accepted that the VAT rate cut would not happen and has instead focused on asking the Gove - Subscribe |
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05 Sep '17 |
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Cairn Homes profit jumps 191% as sales ramp up
??We??re currently building on nine sites which will deliver 3,250 new homes,? said chief executive Michael Stanley said in a statement alongside the publication of the interim results. ??The qua - Subscribe |
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05 Sep '17 |
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Tax breaks for housing developers show Fianna Fáil's true colours
This history is worth recalling because Fianna Fáil is at it again. Over the weekend it unveiled its big new idea to solve the housing crisis: tax breaks for developers. - Subscribe |
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05 Sep '17 |
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Clontarf residents and council trade insults in homeless hub row
A row broke out between Dublin Regional Homeless Executive and residents of Clontarf after the Housing Agency bought a former bed and breakfast in a pair of red-brick Victorian houses on St Lawrence R - Subscribe |
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04 Sep '17 |
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DEAL: O'Brien firm Purleigh sells luxury homes site for undisclosed sum
A site in Dublin's Donnybrook that has been earmarked for a ?60m-plus development of 90 luxury apartments has been sold by a firm controlled by billionaire Denis O'Brien to stockmarket-listed builde - Subscribe |
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04 Sep '17 |
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Vulture funds ramp up number of debt chase cases tenfold
Foreign vulture funds that bought up large swathes of distressed Irish loans have significantly ramped up their pursuit of borrowers.
A tenfold increase has been noted in the number of debt enforceme - Subscribe |
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04 Sep '17 |
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Government must not create house price spike - Slark
Gavin Slark of Grafton group: "I don't want to take a political view on it, but if we can find mechanisms in Ireland that help to underpin the growth in the housing market, I think that's a good thing - Subscribe |
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04 Sep '17 |
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'Dublin's rental market is totally crazy... one landlord showed me where he'd be sleeping in the living room'
"For one of the beds I was asked to pay ?700 per month and I had to share the small room with three others.
"It was totally crazy.
"When I got to the sitting room, the landlord, an Irish guy, - Subscribe |
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04 Sep '17 |
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Dundrum Town Centre valued at ?1.5bn as owners refinance
Hammerson and Allianz??s real estate unit said on Friday that they had arranged a ?625 million seven-year term loan secured against the Dundrum Town Centre, with an interest cost expected to be les - Subscribe |
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04 Sep '17 |
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Dublin homes will hit boom prices within a year, report says
The new pricing survey from the Institute of Professional Auctioneers and Valuers (IPAV) puts the average cost of a family home in selected areas of the capital at just under ?518,000, more than twi - Subscribe |
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