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Ask the recruitment doctor: Are advances in AI a friend or foe of the property industry?

Property recruitment specialist Avril Clare offers advice to a reader who asks whether those in the real estate industry should be wary of information technology advances, particularly in relation to artificial intelligence

Investment in commercial property down 73% on Q2 last year - BNP Paribas

Irish market suffered third sharpest slowdown in spending across Europe in Q2

Gerry Coffey resigns as Ipav president

It comes following the organisation’s board “unanimously upholding a complaint against him, made by the CEO", Ipav says

Commercial Property

Ask the recruitment doctor: Is it worth pursuing a qualification as a real estate agent?

Property recruitment specialist Avril Clare offers advice and reassurance for one reader unsure about a career in property

Commercial Investment

Commercial property investments up 10% to €933m

Buyers from the United States represented the largest share of active market participants

Ires Reit board says ‘no external evidence’ sale would currently benefit investors

Vision Capital Corporation, which owns a 5 per cent stake in Ires Reit, issued an open letter to shareholders last week to express “concerns” about the company

Meet the agent: Magda Szmidt Ruson

Magda Szmidt Ruson set up MM Properties after working in the real estate business for a number of years and loves meeting the people in her line of work and the stories they tell

Developers may turn offices into houses to speed up delivery of homes in Ireland, CBRE says

The real estate group said that the repurposing of commercial properties into housing has become a feature of other markets

Australian bank Macquarie sets aside €100m to buy Irish homes

Documents seen by the Business Post show that the fund has bought several homes in a housing estate in Carlow in March for €875,000

Institutional investment in Irish property to ‘fall sharply’ in 2023, report predicts

Experts forecast ‘very tough year’ for property markets in Ireland and across Europe

Dan O’Brien: Everyone wins in the change to working from home– except the office owners

Workers are happier with less commuting, the environment benefits and employers save on costs, but owners of offices should be very afraid that the office rental sector is set to go the same way as retail

Dublin 4 neighbours in legal row over future homes worth €15m

Solicitor and neighbour in affluent Dublin suburb are locked into High Court battle over extent of the homeowner’s right of way

Superbubble: Is the ‘mother of all crashes’ on the horizon?

Feeding frenzies on property, tech and other stock reached delirious heights during the pandemic. But veteran investors have been warning for some time now that several bubbles are about to burst simultaneously, and that we could be heading into a historic period of uncertainty in the markets

Brussels-listed Aedificia to double size of its Irish portfolio

Investment trust plans to buy and develop more nursing homes and other healthcare properties to a total value of €300 million

Offr makes move into South African property market

A major real estate group, a home loans expert and other auctioneers are now using the company’s house-buying technology

Eddie O’Driscoll: Are we looking at the end of negative equity in Ireland?

In the medium to long run, it’s hard to see anything less than mid-single digit growth in house prices per annum

Trump associate may be called to testify in Ronan legal case

Colony Capital founder Tom Barrack, was released from jail earlier this year on a $250 million bond, after being charged with illegal lobbying, which he denies

€185 million worth of development land sold in third quarter

Demand recovering but still below five-year average, according to Savills

McKillen-backed firm joins Pigeon House revamp row

Oval Horizon claims that after being selected as the preferred bidder following a competitive three-year tender process, the council abandoned the plans after it was served with legal proceedings by RGRE, an unsuccessful bidder.

Central Bank: Ireland could face property ‘fire sale’

New report cites a need to explore possible policy interventions for indebted funds that hold €13.6 billion worth of real estate