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OnlineLeading Cities Invest acquires Dublin office building
German investment fund Leading Cities Invest, part of the KanAm Grund Group, has acquired the Wythe Building in Dublin for around €20m.
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Irish government increases stamp duty on commercial property
The Irish government in its 2020 budget has increased stamp duty on commercial property from 6% to 7.5%, taking effect immediately. Stamp duty was trebled from 2% to 6% just two years ago.
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Almost 200,000 sq m of office space let in Dublin this year
New research from CBRE shows that 192,790 sq m of office space has been let in the first three quarters of 2019.
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The benefit of Hines sight
If you have read a newspaper of late, you’d be forgiven for thinking that Brexit is the only issue in town
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Why Waterside could boost Belfast market
Will east Belfast’s giant, mixed-use Waterside project be able to compete successfully with city centre schemes, asks Ben Cooper
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Shannon Heritage's plans for new tourist attraction
Shannon Heritage has ambitious plans to transform County Clare’s Bunratty Castle.
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Can Hines deliver mixed-use Cherrywood scheme?
Alex Howlett asks if Hines can succeed where so many have failed in delivering the huge mixed-use scheme
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Is the retirement sector finally taking off in Northern Ireland?
As development on Northern Ireland’s first two retirement villages gets under way, is the province finally set to tap into the rise of the senior living sector, asks Noella Pio Kivlehan
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Retail parks buck sector slowdown
Rents increase 6.5% despite Brexit’s negative impact on market.
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Five minutes with Kevin Murray
Whitbread’s head of acquisitions for the north and Ireland on diversity, integrity and kicking things to relax
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Makeover man: interview with Niall Gaffney
Niall Gaffney tells Alex Howlett why refurbishment is better than expansion for IPUT
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Cairn Homes to sell over 280 apartments in Citywest
Cairn Homes is set to sell 282 PRS apartments in the Citywest Quarter in Dublin for €94m (£85.2m).
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Henderson Park buys Green REIT for €1.34bn
Henderson Park is set to buy Irish based property group Green REIT for €1.34bn (£1.24bn).
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Henderson Park in pole position to acquire Green REIT
Henderson Park has entered into exclusive talks to acquire Green REIT three months after the Irish property company put itself up for sale.
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Greystar launches in Ireland with €175.5m acquisition
Greystar has announced its launch in Ireland with the €175.5m (£156m) acquisition of Dublin Landings from Ballymore International Developments and Oxley Holdings.
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Patrizia strikes £82m Dublin build-to-rent deal
Patrizia has agreed an £82m (€93m) deal to forward purchase a 166-unit build-to-rent development in Dublin on behalf of Bayerische Versorgungskammer, Germany’s largest public pension fund group.
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Henderson Park completes Dublin acquisition
Henderson Park marked its entry into the Irish market by purchasing Heuston South Quarter (‘HSQ’), a mixed-use campus in central Dublin, from an affiliate of New York-based Marathon Asset Management.
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IPUT get green light for major office estate in Dublin
Irish property fund IPUT has received planning permission to build a new 450,000 sq ft office estate in Dublin’s Wilton Park.
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Tristan makes Dublin purchases for EPISO 5
Tristan Capital Partners has bought two residential development sites in Dublin for €54.5m (£49m).
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WeWork signs for seventh Dublin office
WeWork has signed a lease for its seventh office in Dublin, which will also be the debut site for its brand Headquarters by WeWork in Ireland.
