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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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© The Irish Times 23 Jan '18

State to release significant land sites for affordable housing

??The fact that the land is available for free may force developers or equity funds who are holding on to lands to release them for development early, rather than face the possibility of the land los -  Subscribe
© The Property Week 22 Jan '18

CBRE's Ireland Real Estate Market Outlook 2018

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© Irish Independent 22 Jan '18

One-bedroom apartment - without parking - in Dublin sells for ?365,000

"At the very top end, it takes longer to sell a house in Sandy-mount than it does in Ballsbridge," says Chris Bradley of Sherry FitzGerald. "But up to about ?1.5m, there is competitive bidding on mo -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 22 Jan '18

How much is your house worth in 2018?

How Much Is Your House Worth? 2018 is an opinion-based survey built on the local experts' professional, informed view of what an average version of each type of property listed will sell for today. It -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 22 Jan '18

New council mortgage scheme explained

First-time buyers that have had two insufficient offers or refusals for a mortgage from two lending institutions can apply for the loan. In addition, to qualify, an individual??s annual gross inco -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 21 Jan '18

Kildare Village granted permission for ?50m expansion plan

Kildare Village has been granted planning permission for a ?50m extension, which will see it add 29 new shops, two new restaurants and 460 additional car-parking spaces. The 6,200 square metre ex -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 21 Jan '18

Birrane's UK-based Peer Group sets ?285m target for property portfolio

Birrane, from Ballina, has grown the business over the past 35 years from just £280,000 of assets, buying and selling sites and developing properties including a number in London's docklands, over th -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 21 Jan '18

Bank of Ireland chief, Francesca McDonagh, to ring-fence ?1bn for housing development

The vast bulk (80pc) of the property fund will be used to lend to residential housing developments, including purpose-built student accommodation as well as commercial real estate in the Republic. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 21 Jan '18

DEAL: Former D4 Carmelite seminary on Bloomfield Avenue sold to hotel group for about ?16m

Joe and Margaret Scally of the Hayfield Manor Hotel in Cork have just completed the purchase of the former religious campus and 3.09 acres of gardens and woodlands bounded by Bloomfield Avenue, the Ro -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 21 Jan '18

Refocus of business helps Lisney boost profit by 29%

Duncan Lyster: ??What we are doing is making the conscious decision to go further upmarket. Our natural place is probably further upmarket but the recession dragged us to a place where we weren??t c -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 18 Jan '18

Dublin office rents to rise as supply tightens in 2018

Quite apart from the demands being placed on office space by the technology sector, Knight Frank's director of office agency, Declan O'Reilly expects further interest to come from US companies seeking -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 18 Jan '18

Paul McNeive: Another year, but where is your career? It's time to pursue your passion

The next most important thing is to have a plan for the year ahead. Otherwise you are just drifting and hoping for the best. Start with the end in mind: where do you want to be this time next year? If -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 18 Jan '18

DEAL: Hines secures ?145m from sale of Cherrywood offices

Hines has secured in the region of ?145m from the off-market sale of the eight office blocks at Cherrywood Business Park in south Dublin to San Francisco-headquartered Spear Street Capital, the Iris -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 18 Jan '18

Savills new head of residential is a Dubliner returned from Notting Hill

The position has now been filled by returning Dubliner Robbie Dillon, who leaves UK estate agent Marsh & Parsons after 10 years working in the London property market, where most recently he was direct -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 18 Jan '18

Dublin office market recovery pushes rent towards 2008 levels

The ??remarkable recovery? in Dublin??s office market is now ??largely complete? as rental prices edge towards ?65 per square foot, analysts from Goodbody Stockbrokers said. In a note to c -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 18 Jan '18

Planners prove to be fly in the fast-track housing ointment

An Bord Pleanála??s decision this week to block Michael Cotter??s firm Viscount Securities' plans for 927 housing units at Clay Farm in Leopardstown under the Government??s new ??fast-track? sy -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 18 Jan '18

Why is it taking us so bloody long to buy a house?

Looking back, we berate ourselves for not going for some of those early properties we let pass us by, thinking they were way too expensive. Given the prices they would get now ?? ?30,000 more at th -  Subscribe
© Irish Examiner 17 Jan '18

Savills warns over house building ??arms race??

Savills Ireland has said current housing requirement estimates are exaggerated, warning that too many houses may be built if more realistic targets aren??t considered. While accepting the current -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 17 Jan '18

Higher mortgage rates on the way but 'increases will be gradual'

The gradual rise in interest rates comes as there are fears that mortgage cashback offers could be banned in a move that would hit first-time buyers and switchers hard. Banks have been accused of u -  Subscribe
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