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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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© Business Post 03 Feb '19

Karl Deeter: Yes, Hap is social housing

There is a disturbing narrative in Irish discourse, which goes like this (and I??m paraphrasing): ??If the state doesn??t own a property, then the property can??t be considered social housing, and -  Subscribe
© Business Post 03 Feb '19

Ronan seeks to ??tear up?? SDZ at Salesforce Tower at Spencer Place in Dublin 1

Johnny Ronan is seeking to exploit the abolition of the building height cap by applying to add on two more floors to his ??megatower?? in the Dublin Docklands. -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 03 Feb '19

Watchdog approves new hotel for D4 area

Permission for the hotel had been sought by an investment firm called Kouchin, which is controlled by Emmet O'Neill, who sold his Smiles Dental business in 2014 for ?36m. -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 03 Feb '19

Dan White: Housing market could be facing a hit in 2019

"If that doesn't work, the housing market will stagnate", warns the CIF spokesperson. -  Subscribe
© Irish Examiner 01 Feb '19

One landlord has 241 properties linked to rent benefit scheme

Some private landlords and firms are making millions of euro from the taxpayer every year through the housing assistance payment scheme ?? including one landlord who has 241 properties linked to the -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 01 Feb '19

DEAL: Portfolio of 54 apartments in Hazelbrook Square, Churchtown sold for around ?18.25m

The portfolio of 22 one-bedroom apartments, 28 two-bedroom apartments and four three-bedrooms, was brought to the market last June for a guide price of ?16m. -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 01 Feb '19

HWBC: Mega tech deals mask weakening in demand for smaller properties ?? Dublin Office Market Review

Whilst the level of demand for 100,000 sq ft plus deals is a positive, HWBC argues it is masking a weakening in demand for smaller lot sizes, with space in the under 30,000 sq ft range slower to fill, -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 01 Feb '19

Six-storey hotel in Portobello from MKN Property Group and Tifco Ltd given go-ahead despite objections

An Bord Pleanála has given the green light for a new ?40 million hotel at Portobello in Dublin despite its own inspector strongly recommending that planning should be refused. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 01 Feb '19

NUI Galway planning ?200m city centre development at Nuns?? Island

The Government??s urban regeneration and development fund has committed support for the project, which includes a dilapidated distillery. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 01 Feb '19

Work to start on first cost-rental scheme near Sandyford

The not-for-profit rental scheme would see rents linked to the cost of designing and building the development. Workers earning up to ?50,000, or ?75,000 as a couple, would be eligible for the sche -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 01 Feb '19

Kennedy Wilson's Capital Dock on Sir John Rogerson??s Quay "aimed at the very top end of the market"

Peter Collins, president of the firm??s European operations, says the real estate group ??could see the Irish economy? recovering. ??What we did see was that Dublin was very underserved by intern -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 31 Jan '19

Paul McNeive : 'Tax regime difficult for Irish property investors'

Jim Clery, tax partner with KPMG: "The tax regime for Irish investors is very poor and makes it hard to get an investment to stack up. Whilst any normal company in business is taxed at 12.5pc, corpora -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 31 Jan '19

Cosgrave apartments in Cualanor, Dun Laoghaire set to sell for over ?100m

The Cosgraves' proposed disposal of the 214 apartments in the Fairways apartment portfolio will be the third major sale the property group has secured at its Honeypark and Cualanor development. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 31 Jan '19

Quinn and Kelly families back planned Mount Merrion apartments at 24 -28 Fosters Avenue

Part-funding for the site was provided by veteran developer Paddy Kelly, and his son Chris, whose Redquartz development company and associated entities have been trying to develop the site since 2002 -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 31 Jan '19

Crosbie Hanover Quay hotel plan rejected by council

??It would be impossible to run a business with huge crowds of young people regularly sunbathing right up against our windows as now regularly happens around the basin on summer days.? -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 31 Jan '19

Cairn shares slip despite broker backing

A meeting with Cairn chief executive, Michael Stanley and investor relations head, Declan Murray, left Cantor analysts confident that a fall in the builder??s share price presented an opportunity to -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 31 Jan '19

Echelon to build two ?500m data centres in Clondalkin and Arklow

Phase one of the construction of the 44,000sq m Clondalkin site, close to the M50, has already begun, while planning permission is expected to come through for the 45,000sq m Arklow site, known as Ech -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 31 Jan '19

Buying a new home in 2019? Here??s what??s coming

This may be a challenge for developers as we move towards a buyer??s market and more second-hand properties also come on stream. Prices in prime locations around the city are set high ?? site and bu -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 30 Jan '19

Fresh from the huge Salesforce deal Marie O'Riordan of Eversheds Sutherland discusses letting market

There is some speculation in the industry that Dublin has the potential to become a global centre for commercial dispute resolution in the wake of Brexit. It remains to be seen if that will come to pa -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 30 Jan '19

DEAL: Mixed-use period building at 14 Adelaide Road, Dublin 2 ripe for upgrade sells for ?1.365m

It is three storeys over garden level and extends to 322sq m. A creche occupies the 64sq m garden level and large back garden at a rent of ?21,000 per annum, but the lease has expired. -  Subscribe
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