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NewsNew plans drawn up for Belfast’s £500m Tribeca scheme
The developer behind Belfast’s Tribeca scheme has altered its original planning application to include less office space.
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Mipim 2019: Killultagh unveils 75,000 sq ft office in Belfast
Killultagh Estates has revealed plans for a new office development in Belfast city centre.
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House of Fraser secures long-term lease on Belfast store
House of Fraser has agreed terms with landlord Commerz Real to secure a new long-term lease on its existing store in the Victoria Square shopping centre in Belfast.
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Construction activity booming in regions says latest Crane Survey
Regional cities saw a bumper year for construction across the board in 2018, according to Deloitte’s most recent crane surveys.
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McAleer and Rushe secures Deloitte as anchor tenant for Belfast's Bedford Square
Deloitte has agreed to make McAleer and Rushe’s new Bedford Square development in Belfast its new Northern Irish headquarters having signed for 100,000 sq ft to consolidate its offices in the principality.
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Belfast's Linenhall receives country’s first WiredScore gold rating
The Linenhall office building in Belfast has become the first property in Northern Ireland to receive a Wired Certified benchmark from connectivity rating firm WiredScore.
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Landmark Belfast office hits market
One of Belfast’s most prominent office buildings, The Gateway Offices in the Titanic Quarter, has hit the market for £34m.
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Developers should harness locals’ independent spirit
Bywater’s developments see value in supporting independent retail to create vibrant workspaces
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Irish housebuilder launches Lagan Investments with £455m spending power
Irish construction magnate Kevin Lagan has announced plans to launch a new investment business targeting real estate having sold the Lagan Group to Breedon for £455m.
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Markets
Good Friday: 20 years on
Northern Ireland’s property market has had a turbulent history. Noella Pio Kivlehan assesses the impact of the Good Friday Agreement two decades on from its signing
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Insight
Belfast sees record office take-up
The market has defied political uncertainty surrounding Brexit and the breakdown of the Northern Ireland Executive.
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Getting personal: Bywater Properties interview
Bywater Properties’ Theo Michell and Patrick O’Gorman explain how their connections with Belfast were key to their decision to embark on a major mixed-use scheme in the city.
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News
Belfast plans nearly 32,000 homes by 2035
Belfast City Council has released the draft strategy for its Local Development Plan, in which it proposes building 31,660 new homes between 2020 and 2035
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NICS takes full space at Belfast's Nine Lanyon Place
Causeway Asset Management has secured a 150,000 sq ft letting to the Northern Ireland Civil Service at Nine Lanyon Place in Belfast city centre.
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Channel 4 unveils shortlists for regional HQ and hub
Broadcaster Channel 4 has unveiled two shortlists featuring cities including Bristol, Glasgow, Belfast and Liverpool as potential locations for its new headquarters and two regional creative hubs.
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Northern Ireland Investment Fund awards first loan
The Northern Ireland Investment Fund has awarded its first loan, allocating £20m to finance the redevelopment of Merchant Square in Belfast.
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Green light for new Derry transport hub
Translink’s plan to redevelop Waterside Train Station as a Multi Modal Transport Hub has received a recommendation to approve, ahead of the final decision by Derry Strabane District Council on Wednesday (April 11).
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Insight
Flexible workspace: the perfect space
Thanks to a thriving start-up culture and growing demand from established corporates, flexible workspace is a strong emerging sector in the Dublin office market.
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Limerick and Belfast development profiles: a tale of two cities
Two major, mixed-use developments are about to get under way – one in Belfast, Northern Ireland, the other in Limerick, in the Republic. Property Week finds out more about the plans for these key schemes.
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Belfast joins BTR party
The first purpose-built rental schemes are emerging in the city centre as the size of the young professional population swells and rents tick up.
