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25 Apr '24 |
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What is in the housing plan for under-40s?
Bulk buying: The Government has moved to introduce changes in planning laws that would no longer facilitate such a purchase. Critics have argued, however, that the Coalition has not gone far enough. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
25 Apr '24 |
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John McCartney, BNP Paribas: Short-term shocks and structural change put squeeze on investment
Ireland’s investment property market limped out of the blocks with just €160.5 million of income-producing assets changing hands in the first quarter of 2024. This is the lowest total since Q3 201 - Subscribe |
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25 Apr '24 |
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DEAL: French investor pays €28.6m for 24 Suffolk Street and Kilkenny Retail Park
Iroko Zen has completed its ninth and 10th acquisitions in the Irish property market, paying €3.635 million for No 24 Suffolk Street, a prime investment off Grafton Street in Dublin city centre and - Subscribe |
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25 Apr '24 |
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Derek McGrath’s Core Capital closing in on €10m deal for New Ireland office block at 5-9 South Frederick Street
The Irish Times understands negotiations are ongoing for a sale of the 1960s office building for about €10 million. Should a deal proceed, and at that price level, it would represent a near 17 per c - Subscribe |
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22 Apr '24 |
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Other EU countries have banned foreign property buyers to ease housing crises. Should Ireland do the same?
Banning individual foreign purchases of properties would be open to “significant legal challenge”, his spokeswoman said this week. She also said large-scale investment funds had a “role to play - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
22 Apr '24 |
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David McWilliams: One sector of Ireland endures housing as a crippling monthly cost while another enjoys it as an appreciating asset
If many Irish first-time buyers – once Bertie’s Fusiliers – are locked out of the house party, the housing issue could be converting them from potential supporters to potential enemies of the ce - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
18 Apr '24 |
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The rationale for moving from Dublin to commuter counties has never been stronger
“Earpods, designer runners, a coffee and a dog”, that’s how you can spot the new wave of those moving from Dublin to Kildare, according to Eamon O’Flaherty of estate agents Sherry FitzGerald B - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
18 Apr '24 |
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‘Complex issues’ raised in Glenveagh’s €8m claim against Co Meath residents, says judge
The judge said Glenveagh’s central allegation is that Mr Lynch and Ms Leavy were attempting a “shake-down” for extortion, and if the extortion was successful they could make concerns in planning - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
18 Apr '24 |
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DEAL: Arrow Capital Partners in €7.5m deal for two interconnecting units of 41,348 and 46,621sq ft at Dublin’s Airways Industrial Estate
Arrow Capital Partners was advised on the transaction by CBRE while Slate Office Reit was represented by TWM. The acquisition from Slate Office Reit was made for Arrow’s €3 billion SIRE joint vent - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
18 Apr '24 |
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DEAL: Union Investment secures first tenant for Irish Nationwide Building Society’s former HQ following redevelopment led by Hines
While the terms of the deal have not been disclosed, The Irish Times understands Element Fleet Management has signed a 15-year lease at a rent of €57 per sq ft. Cushman & Wakefield and BNP Paribas R - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
18 Apr '24 |
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DEAL: French fund Inter Gestion REIM pays €16 million for office and retail property at 21-24 Capel Street
21-24 Capel Street is fully let to Garda watchdog, and Spar owner BWG group, and is generating over €1.26m in annual rental income. BNP Paribas Real Estate and JLL represented buyer and vendor respe - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
18 Apr '24 |
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Suspension of development levies set to be extended to boost housebuilding
The Government is likely to extend the suspension of development levies this week in a move to increase housebuilding for the rest of the year.
The Cabinet committee on housing will meet on Monday - Subscribe |
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18 Apr '24 |
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Almost 400 apartments planned for Dublin’s Grand Canal cost-rental scheme
Almost 400 apartments, 65 per cent of which will be available to rent by low- and middle-income workers under the State’s cost-rental scheme, are to be built along the Grand Canal in Dublin by the L - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
18 Apr '24 |
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Details of 11 RGRE assets being sold on behalf of receivers Grant Thornton including Bewley’s Grafton Street premises and Connaught House
The portfolio is being offered to the market by joint agents JLL and Cushman & Wakefield at an overall guide price of €150 million after RGRE consented last November to AIB and Bank of Ireland’s a - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
18 Apr '24 |
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House price inflation accelerates to more than 6%
This was the sixth month in a row that headline inflation in the residential market here has increased. Prices in Dublin rose at an annual rate of 5.6 per cent in February, the CSO said, while prices - Subscribe |
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18 Apr '24 |
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Sherry FitzGerald appoints Darren Chambers as residential director
Chambers brings three decades of experience to the role, and most recently held the position of director at Lisney Sotheby’s International Realty. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
17 Apr '24 |
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Scrap new home levies to boost supply, says top economist
BNP Paribas Real Estate chief economist John McCartney said levies are a drag on new supply.
“The levies should be scrapped altogether, it is bad economics. The loss to the Government could be fu - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
16 Apr '24 |
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A different kind of property crash is playing out in Dublin
Sue Munden, a senior research analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence: “The tech sector has more of a remote working culture than many other industries, which seems to have become even more entrenched owi - Subscribe |
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16 Apr '24 |
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Resurgence of Georgian charm: Why period office buildings are bucking the commercial real estate slump
At a time when the modern office market is suffering from a slowdown, Dublin’s Georgian properties continue to draw interest. Part of the reason is their gracious period features including cornicing - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
16 Apr '24 |
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Land Development Agency to build almost 400 Dublin apartments with cost-rental focus
LDA and Dublin City Council have announced plans to build almost 400 apartments in blocks of up to nine storeys close to the Blackhorse stop on the Luas red line near Ballyfermot. The 389 apartments w - Subscribe |
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