Luxury lifestyle brand aims to have the Duke Street outlet up and running in time for Christmas

New-build apartments intended for long-term lettings are being advertised on Airbnb at more than double the regular price

Council proposes to increase housing densities from an average of 82 units per hectare to an average of more than 100 per hectare in an amendment to the Strategic Development Zone parameters

According to Ben Preece, head of property management firm Hali, the future of the rental market will be lost and won on the battlefield of an ‘amenities war’. And its offering at Hines’s award-winning Cherrywood ‘town centre’ in south Co Dublin sets the bar very high indeed

Alfonso Bonilla and Rob Curley, two architects who objected to the residential project, said they decided not to pursue a judicial review after receiving legal advice on potentially onerous costs

Construction on 27-acre site beside shopping centre could be funded by German pension fund

Dublin City Council raises ‘serious concerns’ over Hines’ planned development on the Clonliffe Road in Dublin 3

KPMG report finds the Housing Assistance Payment is forcing rent prices upward and luring big international developers into the market

Developer Hines also has plans for a 19-storey tower nearby at the former Player Wills factory site on the South Circular Road

Dublin City Council is mapping out a plan for how the city will grow in the 2020s, seemingly signalling the death of the humble semi-detached home

The legal proceedings relate to the funding of €57m in public infrastructure

Contract with Hines to monitor carbon emissions, temperature and humidity in European properties could prove lucrative for Ziggytec