Ireland’s Housing Crisis a Huge Concern for Multinationals 
Marker Hotel Comes to The Market Guiding €125m 
Government’s Proposed Stamp Duty Increase May Erode Investor Confidence 
Dessie Kilkenny Re-Joins CBRE as Executive Director in the Investment Team 
Greenhills – Given Green Light by South Dublin County Council 
Posted Friday, 21st of May
An Bord Pleanála has refused planning on RGRE’s Waterfront Towers in Dublin’s Docklands. The Waterfront South Central development would have involved two towers of 45 and 41 storeys along with […]
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Minister for Housing, Darragh O’ Brien was on site yesterday at Kilcarbery Grange in Clondalkin which will provide 74 affordable, cost rental homes with rents over 30% lower than open […]
Posted Wednesday, 19th of May
The Construction Industry Federation (CIF) and the Construction Workers Pension Scheme (CWPS) are understood to have secured in the region of €23 million from the sale of the CIF’s headquarters on Canal […]
Posted Friday, 7th of May
Timber and materials supplier James Latham Ltd has expanded its Irish service offer following the opening of a bulk timber distribution business just outside of Dublin. The company has […]
Posted Wednesday, 28th of April
Following what has been a tumultuous 13 months for the hospitality sector internationally, in their report “The Future of Demand for the Dublin Hotel Market”, CBRE have considered what the […]
Posted Monday, 26th of April
Fingal County Council is opening applications for the Dun Emer Affordable Home Purchase Scheme through an online portal open on 4 May 2021 at 12 noon until 31 May 2021 […]
Posted Thursday, 22nd of April
The Land Development Agency has submitted a planning application to An Bord Pleanála for a Strategic Housing Development on the lands of the former Devoy Barrack in Naas, Co Kildare. […]
Posted Monday, 19th of April
New research from property advisor, Savills Ireland has revealed that 38,000 sqm of industrial and logistics space was transacted in Dublin during Q1 2021, down 44% on the five-year quarterly […]
Posted Monday, 12th of April
The latest results of the Ulster Bank Construction PMI point to a further significant contraction in Irish construction activity in March. The headline PMI remained considerably below the 50 no-change […]
Posted Friday, 9th of April
The publisher expects the Irish construction industry to expand by 10.9% in real terms in 2021 – up from a decline of 12.7% in 2020. The industry’s output was affected […]
Posted Tuesday, 30th of March
Turner & Townsend’s Republic of Ireland market intelligence report points to competitive conditions for contractors, with strong competition and moderate tender prices. Figures from surveyed firms show that 90 percent […]
Posted Wednesday, 24th of March
An Bord Pleanála has granted planning permission for what will be the country’s tallest building. The green light for the €140m development at Custom House Quay in Cork City centre was […]
