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© The Irish Times |
12 Dec '18 |
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Irish Life set to get planning permission to redevelop Hume House
Irish Life looks set to obtain planning permission to redevelop its Hume House office block on Pembroke Road in Dublin 4. Its latest proposal seeks to increase the size of the permitted development - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
11 Dec '18 |
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Hines ?1.1bn spend on 3,000 apartments: Thousands of new homes in scheme - but none for sale
Hines plan to build 1,269 apartments in Cherrywood town centre to the south of the capital, the first of a total of 3,000 they intend constructing in Dublin at a likely cost of ?1.1 billion.
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© The Irish Times |
11 Dec '18 |
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Housing Minister wants shift to longer-term rental leases
What is needed is a shift in the mindset that sees renting as short term. Given that they are looking for long-term returns, institutional landlords such as Hines and APG could be the ones to bring th - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
11 Dec '18 |
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Luas Cross City leads to property price jumps in Dublin 7
??It??s had a huge effect,? said Ciaran Jones, manager of DNG Phibsboro. ??The question [from perspective buyers] is: where is the Luas?? Paul Lappin of Lappin Estates in Phibsborough said ther - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
10 Dec '18 |
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Tech firms dominate Dublin office space take-up
And while Savills believes this year will be a record-breaking year for office take-up, 2019 is expected to be a tighter year for new supply.
New office completions of 210,000 sq m will be delivere - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
10 Dec '18 |
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Una Mullally: Dublin council may waste a golden opportunity in the Liberties
I wonder is it a coincidence that these two super-depots are proposed for two of the poorest areas in Dublin? I wonder how you??d get on proposing a super-depot in Ranelagh? - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
10 Dec '18 |
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Housing demand boosts construction activity in November
The latest Ulster Bank Construction Purchasing Managers?? Index (PMI) said the greater rate of activity stemmed from an increase in customer demand.
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© Business Post |
09 Dec '18 |
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[Needs SBP sub] Karl Deeter: Council flats: Rip them up and start again
In Dublin, some of the finest real-estate locations have a common type of housing: council-owned flats. They are often located in prime locations within walking distance of the best amenities. - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
09 Dec '18 |
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[Needs SBP sub] Summit finds hint of brighter future amid housing crisis
The consensus among ths Sunday Business Post property summit speakers is that the solution lies in increasing urban density - which means changing traditional mindsets - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
09 Dec '18 |
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Scrapping height limits will change our landscape, but it won't end housing crisis
The real barrier to apartment construction is cost, with an October 2017 report from the Society of Chartered Surveyors noting it was cheaper to build a three-bed semi-detached house than an apartment - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
09 Dec '18 |
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Death of the semi-D as height limits scrapped guided by the National Planning Framework
Limits on the height of buildings have been abolished in all cities and large towns in a radical redrawing of our planning laws. The new building heights will be in stark contrast to the traditional s - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
09 Dec '18 |
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Maxol given green light to build 90 homes in place of station at Beach Road in Sandymount
Objectors cited problems with the design of the building and the effect it would have on the "integrity of the neighbourhood".
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© The Irish Times |
09 Dec '18 |
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Planners reject appeal by Nama receivers involving Player Wills site
Planners have rejected an appeal challenging Dublin City Council??s decision to class a prime development site as vacant, leaving State assets agency Nama facing an estimated ?3 million in levies. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
09 Dec '18 |
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The ??sweat equity?? comeback of a flamboyant businessman: Johnny Ronan
Then there is the snarling, aggressive combatant, the Ronan who could get into a fight in a phonebox. Ronan regularly clashed with his commercial opponents, in the courts and in the press. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Dec '18 |
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Paddy McKillen Jr??s Oakmount gets go-ahead for 55 Mount Merrion development
The site and an adjoining site, which already has planning permission for 48 apartments and 3,035 square foot of office accommodation, are for sale with Knight Frank, with a guide price of more than - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Dec '18 |
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Housebuilder Abbey reports 22% jump in revenue
This broke down as 239 sales in the UK (up from 201 last year), 19 in Ireland (down from 32 last year) and 19 in the Czech Republic (versus 4 last year). - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
06 Dec '18 |
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Cairn plans for even more apartments on RT? site
The developer has lodged planning documentation with An Bord Pleanála signalling its intention to build 619 apartments and three townhouses on the site it purchased from RT? for ?107.5m in 2017.
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© Irish Independent |
06 Dec '18 |
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Paul McNeive: 'More change to come for property markets in 2019'
There is no better source of information than the 'Emerging Trends in Real Estate: Europe', a joint publication by The Urban Land Institute (ULI) and PwC. The forecast for 2019 points to some surprisi - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
06 Dec '18 |
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Renters will soon be able to find out how much previous tenants charged
Renters will be able to know what a previous tenant was paying for a room under laws to be brought to Cabinet next week.
Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy has indicated he can overcome legal challenge - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
06 Dec '18 |
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Top house sales of 2018: many top-shelf properties did not sell
Dublin??s top five, house by house
Telephone-sum sales of luxury homes were few and far between this year, leaving an array of top-shelf properties still awaiting buyers. - Subscribe |
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