Housing Dominant funds could set rents in several areas of DublinResearch shows that in nine postcodes, property investors control 40 per cent of rental properties, and that they buy far more second-hand than new-build homes
Commercial Property Kennedy Wilson secures €110m in AIB green loans for office schemesRecently developed projects were built on green and sustainable principles to align with EU classification system
Commercial Property Coopers Cross office buildings achieve Platinum Smartscore certTwo Grade A offices in mixed-use scheme are the first in Ireland to meet best in class standard under a new certification standard introduced in 2021
Housing New-build apartments on Airbnb for €5,900 a monthNew-build apartments intended for long-term lettings are being advertised on Airbnb at more than double the regular price
Hospitality Shelbourne revenues bounce back to pre-Covid levelsHotel made €14.1 million in sales in the third quarter of this year as solid recovery expected
Housing US investment fund to benefit from continuing strong rental demandKennedy Wilson, which is one of the country’s biggest landlords, is expected to add a significant number of residential units to its Irish portfolio next year
Real estate firm collecting nearly $1,000 more in average rent here than in United StatesKennedy Wilson, which has 2,067 rental units in Ireland, plans to build more than 4,000 more here up to 2024
Matt Cooper: Falling house of cards could take this government with itThe housing crisis hasn’t gone away, you know. It was only a matter of time until the fund-warped development model came back to bite those currently in power
Landlords adopt ‘incentivised’ rents amid warnings of market distortionA Business Post investigation has found that large landlords and estate agents are using incentivised rates that can mask a decline in rents, and potentially circumvent pricing control rules in the process
Crèche and convenience store agree leases at Clancy QuaySafari Childcare and EuroSpar will take up 20-year leases in the development in Dublin 8
Hundreds of luxury apartments controlled by US fund lie vacant in capitalKennedy Wilson real estate firm sees high vacancy rate for phase three apartments in Clancy Quay in Dublin 8 and the 22-storey Capital Dock in Docklands
