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07 Aug '18 |
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Aloft to build first Irish hotel in in the Blackpitts area of Dublin's Liberties this November
Development is expected to accelerate thanks not alone to wider residential and commercial demand but also to two key projects - the National Children's Hospital and Diageo's St James's Quarter (SJQ) - Subscribe |
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07 Aug '18 |
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Former Cairn Homes director to get share options worth ?830,000
Cairn confirmed that three founding directors, chief executive Michael Stanley, his brother Kevin, the company??s chief commercial officer, and Scottish accountant Alan McIntosh, would receive 27.1 m - Subscribe |
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07 Aug '18 |
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Bartra Capital Property doubles down in Dalkey with purchase beside Pat Kenny for ?3.1m
Maple Tree House, on just under an acre, was at the centre of a controversial legal row in 2006 when former owners, the late solicitor Gerard Charlton and family, famously went to battle with neighbou - Subscribe |
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07 Aug '18 |
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Relm,, which is backed by Richard Barrett and Avenue Capital, to provide up to ?250m in loans for property deals this year
Relm??s chief executive Paul Dowling said its lending to date includes four social housing loans in Dublin, Kerry and Mayo. These were either loans to approved housing bodies or direct leases with co - Subscribe |
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07 Aug '18 |
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5.6% of first-time-buyer grants went to homes over ?450,000
Social Democrats TD Catherine Murphy: ??you have to ask is the State in some instances helping people who don??t need that assistance and could it be adding to inflation? in property prices. - Subscribe |
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07 Aug '18 |
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Buy to let purchase will cost you first-time buyer status
I can confirm that if you buy any property ?? even as an investor and even on the strength of your 30 per cent deposit ?? you can never avail of first-time buyer status. - Subscribe |
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02 Aug '18 |
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Dublin bucks decline in European commercial property market deals
That's according to the latest report on European investment activity by real estate data firm, Real Capital Analytics (RCA).
While the report shows transactions with a total value of ?109.8bn we - Subscribe |
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02 Aug '18 |
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No evidence of a land bubble in Ireland, says Varadkar
Even with the Central Bank??s strict mortgage lending rules, introduced in 2015 to guard against another property-related credit bubble, new mortgage lending jumped by 29 per cent last year to nearly - Subscribe |
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02 Aug '18 |
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More price drops than price hikes in prime Dublin areas in first six months
Angela Keegan, managing director with MyHome.ie, says: ??Certainly the shift in these areas was a surprise. At this stage if you??re selling a property in that area, you??ve a far bigger chance of - Subscribe |
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01 Aug '18 |
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An Bord Pleanála clears way for 828 homes in Kildare and Dublin
Cairn Homes at Mariavilla, Moyglare Road and Dunboyne Road, in Maynooth ... Kildare town, Ballymount Properties ... Pat Crean's Crekav Trading GP Ltd at Church Road and Watson Drive in Killiney - Subscribe |
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01 Aug '18 |
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Trump and Brexit boost Silicon Docks: Hibernia Reit CEO Kevin Nowlan
The rapid growth of Dublin's Silicon Docks is being fuelled by a combination of US president Donald Trump's stance on immigration and ongoing uncertainty in relation to the attitude of the UK authorit - Subscribe |
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31 Jul '18 |
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Dunnes Stores has taken ??no steps?? to fit out Point Village store
Mr Justice Robert Haughton admitted the case to the fast-track Commercial Court and adjourned it to October. Point Village Development is seeking orders requiring Dunnes to specifically perform its ob - Subscribe |
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31 Jul '18 |
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DEAL: Builder Glenveagh buys 113 hectare site at Tyrrelstown in Dublin for in excess of ?65 million
Some 39 hectares of the site are zones for residential units. The deal is expected to close in the third quarter of this year, with the combined site expected to deliver units from 2019. - Subscribe |
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31 Jul '18 |
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DEAL: Bain Capital Ireland sells site on Brickfield Lane in Dublin 8 for ?47 million
It emerged yesterday that US-based Invesco Real Estate has agreed to pay ?47 million for the student accommodation when it is finished next summer, in time for the 2019/20 academic year. Under its t - Subscribe |
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31 Jul '18 |
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Which is the best investment ?? your house or shares?
Over the past 28 years, every asset class in our survey is up; but there is no doubting that Irish residential property and Irish shares have delivered the lowest returns.
For newer investors, and - Subscribe |
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30 Jul '18 |
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Estate agents 'conflicted' in Nama sales
An examination by the C&AG of Nama property sales has found that over one in four involved actual or perceived conflicts of interest on the part of the estate agent handling the transaction. - Subscribe |
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30 Jul '18 |
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Eoin Drea, economist: Our property market is still broken ?? and that means trouble ahead
If it wasn??t so serious, this would be funny, possibly tragic.
Irish people remain as obsessed as ever with owning property. The lessons of the 2008-14 period have been neither understood nor emb - Subscribe |
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30 Jul '18 |
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Large Lusk housing development rejected over cycle path
Dwyer Nolan Developments applied to build 228 homes on a site along Ministers Road, in Lusk. Some 193 homes were to be three-bed houses, and the developers intended to build a crèche in the housing e - Subscribe |
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27 Jul '18 |
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Planning permission granted for redevelopment of iconic 30 - 32 Sir John Rogerson??s Quay building
Originally used for the importation of tropical fruit into Ireland, the building, which is being developed by Irish property fund IPUT, will deliver over 70,000 sq. ft. of offices, and will include a - Subscribe |
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27 Jul '18 |
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Marlet wins approval for College Green site
An Bord Pleanála has given the green light to the Marlet Property Group for the redevelopment on the site of the old Screen Cinema site on Dublin's Townsend St. The plan is to include a 520-seat venu - Subscribe |
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