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13 Nov '25 |
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DEAL: German investor MEAG pays €50m for No 2 Dublin Landings
The €50 million figure pales even further when compared with the €140 million valuation mooted when JR AMC and Hana weighed the sale of the property in 2022. - Subscribe |
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13 Nov '25 |
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DEAL: Commerz Real pays €22.35m for student accommodation scheme in Grangegorman Dublin 7
The development, a purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) with 128 beds in 123 rooms across five floors, was acquired from its developer, the Iveragh Group, for the Commerz Real Institutional Smar - Subscribe |
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13 Nov '25 |
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UK developer closing in on €60m deal for Dublin logistics portfolio
Chancerygate is understood to have seen off competing offers for The North Gate portfolio, a collection of 12 properties distributed across a total gross external area of 341,900sq ft at Furry Park In - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
13 Nov '25 |
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Q&A: Are the delivery targets in new housing plan realistic?
more land zoning, the development of publicly-financed infrastructure, more serviced land, attracting global investment, putting pressure on local authorities, developing capacity in the construction - Subscribe |
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12 Nov '25 |
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Paschal Donohoe extends VAT cut on apartment sales to forward-funding deals
The lower rate did not apply to forward-funding arrangements, where investors or housing bodies acquire sites before construction begins and make stage payments during development, which, for VAT purp - Subscribe |
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10 Nov '25 |
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Investment in residential property rises 20% above average to hit 2½-year high
Investment in residential property topped €260 million in the third quarter to hit a two-and-a-half-year high and climb 20 per cent above the long-term quarterly average, a report from Sherry FitzGe - Subscribe |
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10 Nov '25 |
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New housing plan aims to deliver 12,000 social homes and 15,000 affordable units per year
The Irish Times understands, meanwhile, there is to be an expansion of the role of the Land Development Agency (LDA) to deliver homes in a wider geographic area and acquire more private and State land - Subscribe |
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10 Nov '25 |
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Colm Lauder: Ireland needs rental reform that builds investor confidence not fear
The new rules bring detail, but not vision. They promise certainty but deliver inertia. What Ireland needs is not another layer of control but a framework that rewards supply, embraces tenure diversit - Subscribe |
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09 Nov '25 |
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German Doner Kebab (GDK) joins wave of global brands entering ‘attractive’ Irish market with plans for 1,000 jobs over 10 years
The quick service restaurant brand, which has over 170 outlets globally, shared the plans ahead of the launch of its first Irish restaurant in Liffey Valley Shopping Centre. The brand will open in the - Subscribe |
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09 Nov '25 |
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Cairn Homes lodging plans for scaled back 510-unit apartment scheme for its Montrose site
The planning application by Cairn Homes Montrose Ltd reduces by 98 the number of apartments from the permitted 608-unit scheme that secured the green light in July 2023 from An Bord Pleanála. - Subscribe |
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09 Nov '25 |
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DEAL: Hibernia College Group signs new 10-year flexible lease for 650sq m on first floor at the Academy Building on Pearse Street
Patrick Kiersey of Cushman & Wakefield represented the landlord in the negotiations while Mark Smyth of MSP Consulting acted for Hibernia College Group. - Subscribe |
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09 Nov '25 |
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DEAL: Ardvest pays €41.5m for two office investments: 3 and 5 Custom House Plaza & Blocks A and D, Ashtown Gate in Dublin 15
In the first instance, it is understood to have paid slightly more than the €24 million agent TWM had been guiding for 5,631sq m at Custom House Plaza with 71 secure basement car-parking spaces - Subscribe |
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29 Oct '25 |
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DEAL: Corballis Hall, Swords Road secures Windward Management for penthouse offices
While the rent has not been disclosed, The Irish Times understands the company has agreed to pay about €35 per sq ft for its accommodation.
Completed in 2020, the subject property briefly compris - Subscribe |
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29 Oct '25 |
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DEAL: Marketing agency Dept signs deal for new Dublin HQ at Thomas Burgh House, Newmarket Square, Dublin 8
While the rental level has not been disclosed, the company is understood to be paying about €42 per sq ft for its accommodation. Murphy Mulhall acted on behalf of Dept and Knight Frank represented R - Subscribe |
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29 Oct '25 |
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DEAL: Private investor pays €3.25m for 54 Dawson Street, home of Pret A Manger
The price paid represented a 14 per cent premium on the €2.85 million which had been guided by agent Colliers. Pret A Manger is on a 15-year lease commencing February 2022 at €110,000 per annum, w - Subscribe |
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26 Oct '25 |
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Dublin office market posts strongest quarter since 2019 as demand tightens and supply dries up
Commercial Property Dublin office market posts strongest quarter since 2019 as demand tightens and supply dries up – Q3 2025 office market analysis by Cushman & Wakefield - Subscribe |
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26 Oct '25 |
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‘Apartments are now viable again’: Second major housebuilder flags building boom in wake of Vat cut
Homebuilder Fitzpatrick and Heavey Homes is planning to heavily invest in apartment building as a direct result of the reduced apartment Vat rate and new planning standards announced by James Browne, - Subscribe |
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26 Oct '25 |
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Industrial rents rise as take-up sustains its growth
Dublin’s industrial and logistics market maintained its momentum in the third quarter of 2025, with 491,600 sqft of space taken across 17 deals, according to new data from Savills Ireland. - Subscribe |
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26 Oct '25 |
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‘Facebook was only four years old when they rented our offices’ – Glandore’s Michael Kelly
The 73-year-old Lisbon-based boss of Glandore, a provider of flexible office space with 10 properties across Dublin, Cork and Belfast, has experienced the roaring highs of the Celtic Tiger, as well as - Subscribe |
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26 Oct '25 |
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Council officials branded Nazis for trying to obtain vacant properties for housing
Coilín O’Reilly, chief executive of Carlow County Council, said using compulsory purchase orders (CPOs) to acquire properties for housing was not culturally acceptable to all. “You are taking a p - Subscribe |
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