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© The Property Week |
18 Oct '16 |
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JLL: Strong levels of Industrial occupier activity in Dublin
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© The Property Week |
18 Oct '16 |
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Irish rents could rise 25% over next two years
DOWNLOAD FULL REPORT HERE >>> For the first time Savillsâ?? research reveals the vacancy rate for private rented housing in Ireland. This peaked at over 10% in the middle of 2009, but has now fallen t - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
17 Oct '16 |
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Two-storey McDonaldâ??s planned for Tralee is first outside Dublin
Over the next three years, McDonaldâ??s Ireland envisages â?¬10m per year in new store openings and refurbishments. The new stores will have a modern, contemporary appearance, inside and out, and will - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
17 Oct '16 |
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Una Mullally: Yet another budget leaving tenants out in the cold
Why the benefits for landlords and not for tenants? Some 20 per cent of TDs are landlords. According to a report by Claire Oâ??Sullivan in the Irish Examiner in May, Michael Healy-Rae â?? salt of the - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
17 Oct '16 |
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Hard for Hines to lose in Liffey Valley deal
With Liffey Valley Shopping Centre set to be the latest Dublin retail centre to change ownership, nobody can be as pleased as the dealmakers in Texas-based property group Hines. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
16 Oct '16 |
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Twitter in profit as it prepares move to new Irish headquarters
The move to 1 Cumberland Place further commits Twitter to Dublin after signing a 20-year lease for the building, which is located between Pearse Street Railway Station and Merrion Square. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
16 Oct '16 |
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Bill Wolsey takes aim at 'lazy' South and plans to liven up four-star scene with a Bullitt
"We have looked at sites and we came close to bidding on a potential hotel site in Dublin city centre, on the Liffey, but we decided to wait. In six months' time we'll have a real serious look at it." - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
16 Oct '16 |
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Jonathan Hillyer of HWBC: International investors remain crucial to recovery
My view is the Government missed an opportunity to properly stimulate the supply side of the market in choosing to put the money in the hands of potential first-time buyers. Rising construction costs - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
16 Oct '16 |
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Noonan's measure â?? introduced four years ago to encourage property transactions â?? has led to hoarding of land
The issue was raised by tax lawyer William Fogarty of Maples & Calder at the recent Real Estate Stakeholders Summit, of which the Sunday Independent and Irish Independent are media sponsors. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
16 Oct '16 |
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We would be waiting a long time for the market to right itself if we didn't intervene, writes Housing Minister Simon Coveney
I think we will only be able to judge the effectiveness of the measure when we assess the impact on supply of new affordable homes in a year's time. The initial soundings are encouraging, with a numbe - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
16 Oct '16 |
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Highlights from Real Estate Stakeholders Debate Brexit summit
On the changes now taking place in the commercial real estate market ... On the attractiveness of Ireland's current tax structures ... On the potential impact of changes to the current tax structures - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
16 Oct '16 |
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Charlie Weston: Government's help-to-buy scheme may end up being huge flop
But then that is probably exactly what Housing Minister Simon Coveney, and his fellow Cabinet ministers, are hoping to achieve.
They want house prices to rise and lift more people out of negative equ - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
14 Oct '16 |
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JLL: Office market activity set to hit 3 million sq ft in 2016
It has been another strong quarter for office demand, with close to 730,000 sq ft take-up across 44 deals. This is a third higher than last quarter and has boosted year-to-date volumes to 1.7 million - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
14 Oct '16 |
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CBRE: the volume of activity in the Dublin industrial market in the third quarter of 2016
CBRE statistics on the volume of activity in the Dublin industrial market in the third quarter of 2016 show that 92,425m2 of take-up was recorded in the Dublin industrial sector during the third quart - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
14 Oct '16 |
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FF: â?¬600,000 limit means Help-to-Buy plan is an 'off-the-wall mansion grant'
"It means ordinary taxpayers are directly subsidising people earning four times the average wage to buy a home worth three times the national average price of a three-bed semi-detached house," he told - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
14 Oct '16 |
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Mark Keenan: Second-hand homes will keep new property inflation in check
We can be grateful to Mr Noonan that he resisted pressure to make Help to Buy a universal relief.
But the non-affected second-hand homes will have another use - to act as a deterrent to prevent bui - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
14 Oct '16 |
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New homes soar â?¬45,000 in the hours after Budget
Ivan Gaine: "The 5pc rebate does enhance people's ability to buy, but it doesn't actually increase their buying capacity, their overall mortgage availability. The income multiplier is the income multi - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
14 Oct '16 |
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Billionaire John Malone continues buying spree in Ireland
The largest private landowner in the US, Mr Malone added to his punt last month, buying The Spencer and Morgan Hotels in central Dublin, just as threats to the economy multiply. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
13 Oct '16 |
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Paul McNeive: Banks must 'get real' and Government must lay off first-time buyers
Proposals such as the 'vacant land tax' are ludicrous. If development isn't viable, adding more taxes makes it worse. Similarly, giving all buyers a grant when there is no supply will simply increase - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
13 Oct '16 |
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Indo editorial: 'Help to Buy' for those who don't need help
Most of these luxury homes are around three times the size of an average three-bed semi-detached house. To own one, you would already need a salary of about â?¬100,000 before the bank would give you a - Subscribe |
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