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© The Irish Times 04 Aug '26

Hundreds object to Fingal County Council's Dunsink Urban Area Plan

Hundreds of residents of the existing suburbs have made submissions to the council opposing the plans, in part or in their entirety, with concerns around increased traffic, height and density, the pot -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 02 Aug '26

Cliff Taylor: Everyone agrees Irish house prices are overvalued. We’re in risky territory

There are also now 46 different tax measures aimed at increasing supply and helping buyers, renters and landlords. Add in the cost of tax incentives and support for State financing agencies and Ire -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 01 Aug '26

DEAL: ChatGPT maker OpenAI selects Dublin docklands offices for new EU hub

OpenAI announced on Monday that it will take on the lease at Iput’s 8,175.5sq m Tropical Fruit Warehouse scheme on Sir John Rogerson’s Quay. Emma Redmond, head of OpenAI Ireland, in a statement. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 01 Aug '26

Upgrading a home’s Ber rating can add €67,000 to asking price, new Central Bank research indicates

In a report assessing the so-called energy efficiency premium, researchers found that a single grade increase in the property’s Ber rating was associated with a listed price increase of 1.6 per cent -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 01 Aug '26

Business First-time buyers with two incomes still priced out of market, SCSI study finds

Emer Byrne, vice-president of the SCSI: “The pattern agents are seeing is a persistent divergence between income growth and property values, as the marginal gains in purchasing power are offset by p -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 01 Aug '26

Green light for Raglan Townhouse hotel on Baggot Street despite objections

The council has granted planning permission to The Raglan Townhouse Hotel Ltd for a 78-bedroom hotel at 46, 48 and 52-54 Baggot Street Upper (the latter property formerly an AIB branch), and 46, 48, 5 -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 01 Aug '26

The Irish Times view on the housing market: squeeze on buyers tightens

The Government also needs to analyse the vast number of supply-side schemes on which billions of euro are being spent to see which are working and which are not. Capacity increases in local authoritie -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 01 Aug '26

College Green building revaluations help lift Clarendon’s Irish portfolio to €147m

It sold the Churchtown-based Nutgrove Retail Centre, south Dublin, which it had acquired in 2015 as part of a €12.8 million deal that included the mixed-use Beacon South Quarter in nearby Sandyford. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 01 Aug '26

Permission granted for new five-star hotel at Deer Park in Howth

Tetrarch Capital has secured permission for the demolition and redevelopment of the Deer Park Hotel in Howth after its plan for the site was reconsidered by An Coimisiún Pleanála following a judicia -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 01 Aug '26

LDA to move beyond cities for sites capable of delivering 200-home schemes

Chief executive John Coleman said the LDA, which has so far focused its development activity on cities and the Greater Dublin Area, needed to branch into the areas further afield where the private mar -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 01 Aug '26

Number of new homes built from April to June down on last year, CSO says

In total, 8,823 new dwellings were completed in the second quarter of this year. Of these, 2,658 were apartments, a decrease of 12.2 per cent from last year’s equivalent period, with 1,427 “single -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 01 Aug '26

Lioncor sell 176-unit apartment scheme at the Irish Glass Bottle site to CHI at an average cost per apartment of €466,748

A new entry on the Residential Property Price Register says that the €82.14 million deal went through on July 22nd. The scheme is made up of 12 studios, 43 one-bed apartments, 95 two-bed apartments -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 01 Aug '26

‘The boom is taking off again’: Irish builders at the heart of Europe’s data-centre growth

“Some of these firms have built up the skills and relationships needed to construct these data centres and are following their customers around Europe – and beyond in some cases. It’s a new expo -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 01 Aug '26

MetroLink spends €2m per home on Dartmouth Square houses

New property filings show TII bought four properties on Dartmouth Square last month for a combined price of €9.1 million. The State body is expected to sell them on once the Charlemont station is co -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 01 Aug '26

Compliance direction imposed on MKN Properties Group after breach of Equal Status Act 2000

The direction came after the firm refused to fill out the landlord section of the rent supplement form for a tenant unless he showed it his full application to the Department, including a disclosure o -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 25 Jul '26

A building at Fitzwilliam Quay in Ringsend is the only office to be approved for social housing conversion

More than 500 properties were assessed for their suitability for adaptation, and feasibility studies were prepared for 15 conversion projects. The former Dublin HQ of FleishmanHillard, was bought by t -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 25 Jul '26

Planning refused for 24-storey office block at City Arts Centre site in Dublin

ACP has refused planning permission to Ventaway after finding that the 104.8m (344ft) high building “would stand apart as an overly assertive solo building” at the location. The commission refused -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 25 Jul '26

Pembr agrees deal with David Daly’s October Investments for St Stephen’s Green office

October Investments has secured the flexible workspace provider Pembr as occupier for No 16 St Stephen’s Green. The building, which served for many years as the corporate headquarters of the ESB, ha -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 25 Jul '26

Dalymount €63m redevelopment moves forward following scaled-back construction plan

The scaled back construction plans for the Phibsborough sports grounds, home to Bohemian Football Club, have been endorsed by Dublin City Council’s central area committee and are expected to be form -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 25 Jul '26

Ardstone secures approval for €70m apartment scheme beside Tallaght Stadium

South Dublin County Council has approved the application by the developer, led by Donal O’Neill, for permission to build a 169-apartment scheme on a 1.32 hectare site on Whitestown Way, Dublin 24. -  Subscribe
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