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21 Nov '18 |
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Cash buyers snapping up cheaper homes is pushing up prices: Central Bank economist, Edward Gaffney
This means there is a limit on the ability of the Central Bank's lending rules to control property prices, a study by an economist has found.
Cash buyers can represent up to half of all purchases o - Subscribe |
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21 Nov '18 |
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LA real estate group Colony Capital predicts Dublin will run out of office space by 2021
Los Angeles real-estate investment group Colony Capital has said it was committed long-term to the Dublin market, where it was focusing on ??mega leases? to technology giants, after running up prop - Subscribe |
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21 Nov '18 |
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DEAL: Dublin city centre 32-space car park sells for over ?2m
The Lisney estate agency has sold its former car park between Baggot Street and Fitzwilliam Square in Dublin??s south inner city for over ?2 million, more than ?400,000 above the guideline. The c - Subscribe |
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21 Nov '18 |
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Dublin crane count in November reaches record high of 102
This is the highest score yet registered by Crane Count ?? nine more than the previous high of 93 on September 1st ?? and up 13 on last month??s total of 89. November??s count is more than triple - Subscribe |
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21 Nov '18 |
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DEAL: Barnacles hostels in Temple Bar & Quay Street sold for more than ?12m
John Lally of MHL Hotel Collection has sold two Barnacles hostels in Dublin and Galway for more than ?12 million ?? about ?1 million more than the guide price. - Subscribe |
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21 Nov '18 |
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Capital Dock to set new benchmark with two-bed units renting at ?3,300 a month
Kennedy Wilson??s new Capital Dock residential scheme in Dublin??s south docklands is likely to set a new benchmark for apartment rents in the city, with two-bedroom units being advertised at ?3,3 - Subscribe |
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21 Nov '18 |
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DEAL: South Korean trust pays ?106m for 9,300sq m Dublin dockland??s block
JR AMC has paid ?106.5 million for No 2, The Landings, which will show a net initial yield of 4.21 per cent and a reversionary yield of 4.65 per cent. - Subscribe |
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20 Nov '18 |
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Lorraine Courtney: 'Housing crisis is wrecking lives and our patience is gone'
The Government really needs to ask what will happen when we all get priced out of the rental market. Dublin needs to be a city where people from all different backgrounds, working in all different typ - Subscribe |
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20 Nov '18 |
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Kennedy Wilson announces completion of Capital Dock in Dublin??s south docklands
The 190 family units will be available to rent in January, with a dedicated on-site concierge, resident lounges, cinema, professional gym, business suites and a chef??s kitchen. There will also be a - Subscribe |
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19 Nov '18 |
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Only 20 residential schemes have potential to deliver more than 100 units in 2018 ?? Cairn Homes
The bulk of these schemes are in Dublin or in the Greater Dublin Area, with only two located outside of the capital ?? Glenheron in Wicklow, and Churchfields in Meath.
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19 Nov '18 |
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Dublin city councillors could block major student development
Investment fund NTM Capital wants to redevelop the former Nolan Seafoods factory on Rathdown Road as a 289-bed complex, and create a link to a 444-bed student development which is already under constr - Subscribe |
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19 Nov '18 |
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City council to spend ?35m on 92 Finglas homes
The council has agreed to buy the homes in Hampton Wood at an average cost of more than ?380,000 each, for social housing. The estate is just off St Margaret??s Road, which runs from Finglas to Bal - Subscribe |
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19 Nov '18 |
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An Taisce calls for rejection of Johnny Ronan??s Dublin skyscraper
An Taisce said the board should uphold the council??s refusal and make particular note of the detrimental effect the tower would have on the ??riverscape? and O??Connell Street. - Subscribe |
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18 Nov '18 |
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Tom Maguire of Deloitte: 'Property a bigger issue than tax in luring high-skilled workers to Ireland'
Let's get crystal here, we are at Defcon 2 in housing. It's affecting our attractiveness and you know something's wrong when tax is "?and another thing" when we're talking how competitive we are. It - Subscribe |
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18 Nov '18 |
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DEAL: Cork 'could be Canary Wharf' as 200 finance roles created
Clearstream is set to dramatically expand its Cork workforce to almost 600 staff thanks to a transfer to the new ?90m Navigation Square office complex in Cork's docklands. - Subscribe |
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18 Nov '18 |
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Garrett Kelleher loses appeal on Nama files discovery
Garrett Kelleher has lost his appeal over a judge??s refusal to require Nama to comply with an order for discovery of documents for his defence of its action seeking a ?46 million judgment against - Subscribe |
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18 Nov '18 |
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DEAL: Ires Reit commits ?77.2m to new apartment deals
The company said on Friday that it had signed a deal to buy part of the Tara Towers Hotel site from Dalata Hotel Group with planning permission for 69 apartments. - Subscribe |
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18 Nov '18 |
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Real estate body seeks to reward ??excellence in placemaking??
The Urban Land Institute (ULI) is seeking submissions for its inaugural ??excellence in placemaking awards?. Willie Norse, CBRE: ??Development should not just be about pounds, shilling and pence a - Subscribe |
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18 Nov '18 |
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DEAL: Facebook to pay Johnny Ronan company ?600m [Needs SBP sub]
According to the Sunday Business Post, Ronan Group Real Estate (RGRE) will be paid ?600 million by tech giant Facebook over a 25-year lease agreement on all of Fibonacci Square on Merrion Road - Subscribe |
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16 Nov '18 |
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Joe O'Reilly in fast-track bid to build 400 homes in Shankill, south Dublin
The plan to build the 428 residential units is being progressed by a company called Aeval, which is owned by Mr O'Reilly and fellow Castlethorn Construction director John Fitzsimons. - Subscribe |
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