Marlet gets permission for central Dublin tourist hostel
Developer gets go ahead despite local opposition
Marlet
Dublin office vacancies yet to peak with more space due for completion in 2024
Vacancy rate hit 15.9% in the second quarter, says Knight Frank
Bids on North Dock offices fall hopelessly short of €130m sought by receivers
Nama and Oaktree Capital set to have investment in Dublin docklands scheme wiped out while senior lender likely to take hit
What does WeWork’s US bankruptcy mean for Dublin’s office market?
Market sources have estimated WeWork’s total footprint in Dublin to be around 37,000sq m
Marlet subsidiary was ‘committed’ to DCU land purchase, court hears
Court is being asked to decide whether DCU was able, ready or willing to complete the sale in accordance with the contract
EY Ireland narrows search for Dublin HQ to four developments
Big Four accountant and advisory business looking to nearly double its office space in city centre
Dublin’s disappearing venues: A promised 500-seat theatre is shrouded in mystery
A narrow junction in the city centre was once the focus of a vibrant live entertainment scene. But will a new auditorium planned for the site be permitted to open?
Dublin city councillors authorise legal defence of development plan
Pat Crean of Marlet’s constitutional challenge centres on decision to change zoning of site beside St Anne’s Park to ‘open space’ use
Council set to ‘fully defend’ developer’s challenge to house-building ban on site near St Anne’s Park
Pat Crean of Marlet’s constitutional challenge centres on decision to change zoning to ‘open space’ use
Raheny land zoning vote an ‘unjust and disproportionate attack’ on property rights
Marlet group chief says decision is contrary to 'common good' during housing crisis
No scientific case exists for refusal of apartments planned for Raheny, developers say
Concerns over geese cited as reason for not giving go-ahead at site near St Anne’s Park
Brent geese scupper Marlet’s 580-apartment plan for St Anne’s Park site
Site close to St Paul’s College in Raheny seen as critical to migrating light-bellied Brent geese
Singapore investor weighs €320m sale of TikTok’s Dublin office
Mapletree Investments acquired the Sorting Office in city’s south docklands for €240m in 2019
Scrapped TikTok deal another troubling omen for Dublin office market
Led by the tech sector, investment hit record level this year but storm clouds continue to gather
TikTok opts out of planned Dublin docklands office deal
Social media company had agreed heads of terms to rent 16,443 sq m Marlet Property Group’s Shipping Office scheme
Developer seeks injunction to prevent planning challenge by Killiney residents
Marlet company has permission to build 255 units in south Dublin suburb
Galway’s Corrib Shopping Centre on the market for €18.5m
Centre near Eyre Square is latest disposal from Marathon Asset Management
Waterford’s City Square Shopping Centre seeking €24.5m
Property comes to market as US fund Marathon continues its Irish retail assets disposal
‘Sub-standard’ bicycle parking stymies €144m Sandyford apartment scheme
An Bord Pleanála refuses permission for a 17-storey 428-unit build-to-rent scheme
Bank of Ireland nearing deal to acquire Davy, report says
Seen & Heard: AIB’s Belfry case, Biden stimulus and Marlet portfolio bidders
Paint the town: Dublin city locations to get street art makeover
Dublin City Council to commission five murals at prominent sites to mark reopening
Irish construction tech firm Zutec raises €10m through rights issue
Company forecasting rise in revenues from €8m currently to €20m in three years’ time
Controversial Blackrock apartment development wins approval
Project had been opposed by former politician Pat Cox and Government department
‘When you’ve been around as long as me, you’re not expecting something like this’
Aramark chief Frank Gleeson says industries hit by Covid must be helped to rebound
The little known architectural firm that is transforming Dublin
The capital's streets are changing, and architects HJL are nearly always involved
Silicon Docks: Where the streets have no people
Google walking away from Sorting Office deal a blow for tech and commercial hub ravaged by the pandemic
Google's withdrawal from Dublin office deal cast doubts on sector
Property near Bord Gáis Energy Theatre would have been one of city’s biggest transactions
Judge strikes out Clontarf residents case against Minister
Association out of time to challenge failure to designate fields a special protection area
Nama sets deadline for final bids on former glass bottle site in Ringsend
State agency wants final bids for the 37-acre site in Dublin’s docklands by April 20th
Marlet subsidiary refused planning for luxury Rathgar development
Pat Crean’s scheme refused on number of grounds including its low housing density
Plans to build 512 apartments in Howth lodged with Bord Pleanála
Application is the fourth attempt to develop derelict former Techrete site near village’s Dart station
Where a house of God succumbed to Apollo: Church ruins revealed in Dublin dig
Archaeologists at work on site of high-profile sit-in by homeless activists at Christmas 2016
Hostel developers in new attempt to add two extra floors
Increase would see room total rise from 127 to 151
Move to change Clontarf housing site to special area of conservation
Clonres group go to court over concern for brent geese and black-tailed godwits
Savoy Cinema owners object to Apollo House, Screen Cinema plans
New plans by Marlet include 500-seat venue along with increase in height at the Dublin city centre development
AIB to shed 1,000 staff by 2022 as bad debt workload falls
Seen & Heard: Clampdown on flat-rate expenses could leave workers out of pocket
Varadkar promises law to block ‘vexatious’ planning challenges
Large projects approved in fast-track planning process have faced court challenges
Marlet to provide 36 social housing units in Dundrum at cost of €11.8m
Proposal to sell apartments to DLR County Council is part of two fast-track applications
Raheny site all set to go seeks €2.75m
Planning permission for 12 houses off Watermill Road in Dublin 5
Developer says objections to Howth scheme covered in conditions
Locals want judge to review decision to grant Marlet permission to build 164 dwellings
Labour Senator seeking support to oppose 164-home Howth development
Leaflet sent to north Dublin residents seeking support for judicial review challenge
DWS plans €70m Staycity aparthotel on Tivoli Theatre site
Deal will bring Staycity group’s count of purpose-built suites to almost 1,000
Balark petition to appoint statutory liquidator to Chambury rejected
High Court says liquidator already posted to Johnny Ronan firm has displayed integrity
Development at St Anne’s Park halted: ‘I danced around the kitchen’
Locals react to cancellation of plans to build apartments flanking St Anne’s Park
Plan to build more than 500 homes near Dublin’s St Anne’s park rejected
An Bord Pleanála initially gave green light for 104 houses and 432 apartments
Bid to build 500 Dublin housing units to be reconsidered
Board and developer expect Raheny project to be subject of further legal action
Glenveagh to spend €120m on purchase of four sites
Cantillon: Acquisition would bring builder’s homes in Cork and Dublin to total of 2,780
St Anne’s Park locals express delight at planning ruling
Residents had challenged ‘fast-track’ decision on development of 500 homes on pitches
Planners admit ‘error’ in approving development at St Anne’s Park
An Board Pleanála agrees to quash approval for over 530 homes next to north Dublin park
Crane Watch: Numbers down 8% to 72 in Dublin city centre
June’s total still more than double the 31 recorded at first count in February 2016
Development near St Anne’s Park challenged in High Court
Firm seeking to build 104 houses and 432 apartments on playing pitches in Raheny
Landmark south Dublin pub faces demolition
O’Shea’s of Clonskeagh could be turned into a 39-room guesthouse
Pitfalls and perils as Ireland does business with Trump’s US
Caveat: Hiberno-US attitudes, Johnny Ronan’s legal bill and kitchen staff
Northside residents protest over plans for housing in St Anne’s Park
Hundreds turn out to oppose plans to build houses on historic grounds
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