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€2.6m holding near Cork city offers variety of uses

Site of 28 acres located 2.5km from urban centre in established suburb with access to main N20 Cork to Limerick Road

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Distress signals from the office market

The seizure of the €100m Beckett Building in Dublin’s East Wall by receivers is seen by many as ‘the canary in the coalmine’ for the commercial property sector

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Landmark Clare pub comes up for sale for first time in 150 years

The multi-award winning Patrick Power pub in Clarecastle has been in the same family since 1872

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Grafton Street renaissance in full swing as investor confidence surges

Balance is shifting from institutional to private ownership as a slew of properties change hands

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Thirteen pubs pull in over €35m in first nine months of year

Despite post-Covid bounce, challenges such as staff retention and high operational costs continue to persist in trade

These five detached homes in Mayo, Kildare, Dublin and Wicklow range from €395k to €2.25m

If you’re on the hunt for a standalone home, one of these may fit the bill

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Handsome redbrick on Dublin’s Adelaide Road for €4.5 million

The four-storey over garden level building extends to 790 square metres and was previously occupied by a trade union

This contemporary bungalow for €1.45 million brings a little Malibu to Mount Merrion

The reconfigured space in this property’s extension has a Californian beach house vibe

Dublin office vacancy rate to hit 17 per cent by end of the year

Spike blamed on string of recently completed large office blocks that are without tenants as report says only 29 per cent of stock under construction has been pre-let

Long-term vacancy issues plaguing new office stock in Dublin - Lisney

Research shows over 34 per cent of the 231,500 sq m of new accommodation completed in 2022 still available

Two to do up: buyers can put their own stamp on renovation projects

Mid-terraced red brick in Dublin is guiding €375,000 while a detached, two-storey residence in Castlebar is on the market for €330,000

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Housing, planning and land issues are a historic plague in Ireland

The housing crisis can be cured with a strong dose of common sense policies, starting with reducing the high risk associated with obtaining planning permission on greenfield sites

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Lorcan Allen: Investment property market at risk of €10bn write-down in value

Office market is bearing the brunt of correction, with owners of older office blocks facing significant price adjustments

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Mallow greenfield site a sweet deal for €2.2 million

Former sugar factory lands extend to 145 acres and are being sold in two lots by private treaty

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Two former banking premises, each in high-profile location

Lisney is offering 68-70 St Agnes Road in Crumlin, at the busy crossroads of St Agnes Road and Cromwellsfort Road; and 79 Church Street in Skerries, North Co Dublin, in a mixed-use location near homes and shops

A week in the life of Dublin’s shrinking office districts

With remote working popular on Mondays and Fridays, the city is transforming – with an increase in surplus office space being sublet, and a fall-off in lunchtime hospitality trade

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Donal Buckley: Investors viewing a new price landscape

Investors in both the commercial and residential sectors are waiting to see how the political and interest rate environment and markets develop

Surplus office space in Dublin on the rise due to tech job cuts and remote working

So-called grey space, surplus office accommodation that is sub-let, currently accounts for about 32 per cent of all available suppl, according to estate agent Lisney

Senior appointments made at Lisney

The 12 positions, in Dublin and Cork, include seven new directors and three new divisional directors

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It was summer when market felt impact of Ukraine war and interest rate hikes

In the investment sector, there was a disconnect between vendors’ price expectations and what purchasers were willing to pay, but it is still likely that the market will achieve close to €6 billion in sales this year