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02 Nov '18 |
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[Needs IT sub] Why has lending for mortgages in Ireland suddenly stalled?
There were 1,782 first-time buyer mortgages in the month, down 3.4 per cent on the same month the previous year and down 10 per cent on August. For mover-purchasers the annual figures were 1.5 per cen - Subscribe |
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02 Nov '18 |
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McDonogh seeks green light for phase 1 of ?50m Galway office block
McDonogh Capital Investments, which is behind the ?50 million venture, is a subsidiary of Galway-based Thomas McDonogh & Sons Ltd, which has traded in the county since the 1880s. - Subscribe |
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02 Nov '18 |
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Developer will not revive ?20m Dún Laoghaire digital hub plan
Philip Gannon of Blond Capital who has cancelled a ?20 million plan to transform the old ferry terminal in Dún Laoghaire into a technology campus says the scheme will not be rekindled, even if lice - Subscribe |
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30 Oct '18 |
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Almost two-thirds of people believe house prices will rise in next 12 months
Almost two-thirds of people expect house prices to rise in the next 12 months, but one in five expect prices to stay the same and 15 per cent think they will fall, a survey by MyHome.ie found. - Subscribe |
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29 Oct '18 |
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Kennedy Wilson and AXA Investment acting on behalf of clients have acquired 274 units and a four acre development site at the Grange in Stillorgan
The 274 units are 95 per cent occupied, but the group said it would ??substantially grow? the unit count across the site to meet the ??strong demand? in the area. - Subscribe |
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26 Oct '18 |
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Businessman Kevin O'Loughlin explains just how crazy the Irish property market can become
??I was in property to make money. I didn??t understand property. A lesson I certainly learned is if I??m getting involved in a business, I have to know an awful lot about it. You have to be passio - Subscribe |
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26 Oct '18 |
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Derek Byrne & Danny Whelan's Victoria Homes doubles number of homes planned for Carrickmines site to 1,500
This is nearly double the number of units contained in the original plan for the Glenamuck Road site, making it the largest residential development undertaken in the State since the recession. - Subscribe |
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26 Oct '18 |
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Sherry FitzGerald paid dividend of ?1m to shareholders last year
The number of new homes sold by Sherry Fitz almost doubled to 1,500, while the average price paid for all homes sold by the estate agent rose by 7 per cent to ?351,000. - Subscribe |
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26 Oct '18 |
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Uncertainty about building standards triggers fall-off in supply of apartments: Goodbody Stockbrokers
In the third quarter, apartment completions fell by 10 per cent to just 355, it said. This meant apartments accounted for only 13 per cent of the State??s housing new output during the period. - Subscribe |
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26 Oct '18 |
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Not only were we out of the bidding game but we also wanted to rescind our last few bids
From the astonishing 12,000 hits, just 65 calls and emails were recorded by the estate agent. These translated to about 35 viewing parties, seven of whom returned for second, third and fourth viewings - Subscribe |
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26 Oct '18 |
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Residential vacancy at Finnegan Menton, Dublin 2
Finnegan Menton has an immediate vacancy for a Residential Agent to manage and expand our Residential Department.The successful candidate would be an enthusiastic self starter and have a number of yea - Subscribe |
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25 Oct '18 |
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U+I chief: US tech giants driving Dublin market
Matthew Weiner: "You've seen the data coming out on the number of banks and other companies applying for licences in Dublin. It's not going to be a two million square foot [requirement], but a 100,000 - Subscribe |
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25 Oct '18 |
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New mortgage lending at Bank of Ireland jumps by a quarter
Overall and customer loan volumes were ?76.6bn at the end of September, an increase of ?0.5bn since the end of December 2017, according to an interim management statement from the group.
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25 Oct '18 |
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How more than 10,000 social houses are under-occupied as crisis deepens
In an extreme example, there are 195 four and five-bedroom homes across the city which are occupied by just one person. At the same time, larger households are forced to live in over-crowded condition - Subscribe |
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25 Oct '18 |
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Landlords face new Airbnb ban from next June
Professional landlords will have to secure a commercial planning permission to lease their properties on a short-term basis on sites including Airbnb - which is unlikely to be granted in areas of high - Subscribe |
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25 Oct '18 |
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Sports Direct takes full control of House of Fraser in Dundrum
Retail sources said Mr Ashley??s company, which in August paid £90 million (?102 million) to buy the entire House of Fraser group out of insolvency proceedings overseen by EY, took immediate posse - Subscribe |
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24 Oct '18 |
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Davy Irish Property Fund wins European investment award
Davy Real Estate??s Davy Irish Property Fund (DIPF) has won the MSCI European Property Investment Award 2018 for best performing fund in the Irish market over the three-year period 2015??2017. This - Subscribe |
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24 Oct '18 |
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??New heart for old city??: Galway??s massive regeneration scheme
Creating a seamless link between Galway city centre and the Atlantic in its back garden is a theme of developer Gerry Barrett??s plans for ??Ceannt Quarter?, the CI?-owned 8.2-acre site around Ce - Subscribe |
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23 Oct '18 |
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'Time to re-imagine our cities - we need to build up, not semi-Ds' - Dermot Bannon
"The very obvious thing is that our city isn't dense enough," said Bannon.
"You can live in apartments, if you had proper storage and a green place or parks for kids to play. We tend to build three - Subscribe |
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23 Oct '18 |
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Dublin council raises concerns over ?35m Dawson Street project
Plans for a ?35 million extension of the Dawson Hotel in central Dublin and refurbishment of the Royal Irish Automobile Club (RIAC) private members club next door have received a setback. - Subscribe |
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