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Property investors eye bargains as banks offload cut-price homes
A few property buyers appear to be buying receivership homes in the expectation that prices may increase if NAMA's arrival places a floor under the market.
Grafton sales season gets into full swing
A doubling of the yields on Grafton St has sparked buying and selling activity on the street. Two more properties are currently for sale with yields of around 6.3pc.
Go ahead for €55m business park venture
Northern Ireland developers Eaglemount Properties and Killultagh Properties have received the green light for a £50m (€55m) joint venture business park in Lisburn.
Aldi gets green light for East Wall site
German discount store Aldi is continuing to expand its presence in Dublin's northside grocery market. Bord Pleanala has given it the green light for a new store along with 2,863sqm of offices on a site at the junction of Church Road and East wall Road, Dublin 3.
Picture-postcard pub on the market
Hennessy's, one of the last few picture-postcard public houses in Ireland, is for sale in Ferbane, Co Offaly. .
CIF calls for sharp cut in commercial stamp duty
A cut in commercial property stamp duty from 6pc to 4pc is among the proposals from the Construction Industry Federation (CIF) in its pre-Budget submission.
A timely reminder from a style guru
'ONCE I built a tower, up to the sun, brick and rivet and lime..." These words from the Great Depression anthem 'Brother Can You Spare A Dime' are altogether too close for comfort nowadays, with ambitious Irish skyscraper projects stalled from Chicago to the Dublin Docklands.
Mullingar library plan revealed
Westmeath County Buildings and Library, Mullingar, one of the winners of this year's OPUS awards, which were announced yesterday at PlanExpo in Dublin.
Centres just the medicine for developers
A new medical centre with a private injury clinic has been given the green light for a site close to St Michael's Hospital in Dun Laoghaire.
Limerick rents plummet 39pc as vacancies soar
Office and industrial rents have fallen by up to 39pc in some cases in Limerick over the 12 months to the end of September as vacancy levels have risen to record levels of 22.7pc.
Inside Commercial Property
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- Dunnes outlet boosts Mountkennedy centre
- Mega rich see €1.4bn slashed off their wealth
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- Huston loved it, Merv Griffin spent over €8m on it ... it's yours for €3.7m
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