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Our NEWS section is the most comprehensive publication on the business of property in Ireland, keeping our trade readers fully informed on all developments in the property business and among their competitors.

It gathers together in one place all reports on the market, and goes into much greater detail than does the consumer press on trade issues of interest to estate agents, developers and other property professionals. It summarises property stories from the media, and provides handy links to the full stories. Occasional indepth features and opinion pieces for a fully developed online property magazine. It also acts as a searchable archive of all property matters down the years.

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© Irish Independent 16 Jan '18

CBRE stays positive on outlook for property

The years of record levels of activity in Ireland's commercial property market may have ended, but there will still be considerable opportunities for investors in 2018.That's according to CBRE's Outlo -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 16 Jan '18

Planning permission for more than 900 homes shot down amid flooding fear

Viscount Securities sought a 10-year permission to build 927 homes at a 20-hectare site at Clay Farm, Ballyogan Road, Dublin, to include 365 houses and 562 apartments. -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 16 Jan '18

UK building-finance firm targets ?150m bond sale for 1,000 Dublin homes

UK finance firm Value Asset Management (VAM) is planning to raise as much as ?150m via bonds listed on the Nasdaq First North Exchange in Copenhagen to fund the construction of as many as 1,000 home -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 16 Jan '18

Housebuilder Glenveagh strengthens management team

The Dublin and London listed firm said Wesley Rothwell, formerly of CBRE, would take up the chief commercial officer role in the first quarter of 2018. Mr Rothwell will head up Land and portfolio mana -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 16 Jan '18

Tech companies to dominate take up of Dublin office stock in 2018

Analysis from real estate company Lisney highlight??s that Facebook and Google will occupy 38,500 and 74,600 sq m respectively in the capital as vacancy rates reduce to record lows. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 16 Jan '18

Number on private houses built

The Department of Housing has been criticised for using ESB connections as a measure of the number of homes built each year. The ESB figures overstate the number of homes built because they include fo -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 15 Jan '18

Construction activity increases at fastest pace since June

The Ulster Bank construction purchasing managers?? index (PMI) found improving economic conditions supported a higher level of new orders last month, while the 12-month outlook also brightened. The r -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 15 Jan '18

Bord Pleanála receives ??fast-track?? applications for 4,000 homes under Strategic Housing Development system

five in Dublin, two in Galway, two in Kildare and one in Cork. They involve proposals to build a total of 3,988 housing units, comprising 2,244 houses and 1,744 apartments. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 15 Jan '18

Dublin airport Spar to close as DAA wants a ??high quality?? coffee offering

The 127sq m space is being tendered for an initial period of three years with a possible two year extension ??dependent on concessionaire performance?. DAA estimates that the unit has potential to -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 14 Jan '18

Cantillon: How did scary property prices become so frighteningly normal?

The days of 80 per cent property ownership are gone, real estate agency JLL announced in a report yesterday, as if we didn??t know, before going on to predict that the market of the future would see -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 14 Jan '18

AIB eyes incentives for developers, landlords and empty nesters

The Sunday Business Post splashed on the same document, leading with the bank??s call on the Government to cut taxes for property developers and landlords, a move it says is necessary to tackle the h -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 12 Jan '18

No relief for buyers as house prices rise by almost 12pc in a year

New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that prices rose 11.6pc ­nationally in the year to November. Dublin prices were up 11.3pc. For the month of November alone, prices grew by 1.1pc -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 12 Jan '18

Dublin hailed as top city for residential landlords

Dublin has been identified by German investment manager Patrizia Immobilien as "one of the top investment cities in Europe" in its latest report into the European residential market. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 12 Jan '18

Ballymore Properties signs ?92m loan deal for sites next to new US embassy in London

Accounts filed in December for the UK arm of the group founded by Sean Mulryan 35 years ago showed it recorded a pretax profit of £518 million (?587 million) in the year ended March 31st, 2017, fol -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 12 Jan '18

Supermarket planning wars: Aldi and Lidl feel the heat from rivals

The German discounters are complaining that market incumbents Tesco and SuperValu, as well as RGData lobbyists aligned to SuperValu??s Musgrave parent group, are using planning objections to slow the -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 12 Jan '18

Help-to-buy scheme leads to 50% rise in first-time buyers

The 60,120 houses sold in the year to last November remains small compared with the numbers recorded before the 2008 economic crash, but the 5,873 houses sold in November is the highest monthly figure -  Subscribe
© Irish Examiner 11 Jan '18

Shopping centre in Cork set for ?100m redevelopment

Details of the revamp of Wilton Shopping Centre on the southside of Cork City will be unveiled by complex owners, Clarendon Properties, at a public meeting tonight. The company declined to comment -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 11 Jan '18

Inside Business podcast: Why docklands apartments are so expensive

Demand for residential property in Dublin is sky-high, particularly around Grand Canal Dock, where development company Cairn Homes is building 122 new apartments. But a hefty price tag will ensure the -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 11 Jan '18

Building higher could cut prices by 20%, says Cairn chief

Cairn Homes chief executive Michael Stanley said: ??If you can go from six to nine floors you can make much better use of your land. You??ve just added 30 per cent more space on the same site.? -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 10 Jan '18

DEAL: Tristan fund buys EXO development at Point Square in the city's north docklands

A spokesman for European real estate investment specialists Tristan Capital Partners said yesterday that it had advised the European Property Investors Special Opportunities IV (EPISO 4) Fund on a dea -  Subscribe
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