Corkman leading €11bn development of Battersea Power Station in London: ‘We’ve created a place to live, work and play’
Donagh O’Sullivan is in charge of the redevelopment of one of the British capital’s most iconic structures
Richard Barrett
Johnny Ronan plots London return after settlement with former backer Fortress
Developer’s RGRE group sees UK capital as ‘obvious’ location
Planning appeals: When developers are the ones offering go-away money
Builder approached resident in 2018 with offer of cash incentive to withdraw objection to west Dublin co-living scheme
‘Age friendly’ apartment scheme in Blackrock gets go-ahead
Move comes despite appeals from five locals
Bartra Capital developers play monopoly with Ballsbridge block
Greens clash with Simon Coveney ... and Conor McGregor
Johnny Ronan’s rollercoaster career takes another dip
Reliance on expensive private equity funding created problems as value of commercial property assets fell post-Covid
Pat Kenny loses battle against five-storey nursing home plan
Broadcaster and neighbours had cited concern for local badgers in objections but An Bord Pleanála overrules council refusal for Bartra scheme
Richard Barrett’s Bartra seeks occupier for new Dublin docklands office
The Sidings on Clanwilliam Terrace, due for completion in the second quarter of 2024, will extend to 215,278sq ft of LEED Platinum space
‘The future of Dublin is not in glass towers, 20 or 30 storeys high’
John Bruder is trying to bring back the concept of living over the shop, with 45 apartments built above the Frascati shopping centre in Blackrock
Growing unease over Chinese domination of applications to Irish ‘golden visa’ scheme
Anxiety in Government as all but 41 of 1,316 applications last year came from people in China amid geopolitical tumult
Bartra secures €4.15m from sale of south Dublin residential site
Red Rock Developments to pursue plan for 26 high-end homes at Woodlands Park in Blackrock
Developer Bartra criticises councils ‘prohibiting’ large housing projects
Bartra claims council local area plans blocking developments are ‘not fit for purpose’
National College of Ireland closing in on €50m Dublin docklands deal
NCI in talks to acquire Central Bank office block to facilitate expansion of IFSC campus
Execution of four IRA leaders illustrated the extent of Civil War bitterness
Government opted for official reprisal for the murder of Sean Hales TD
Retired judge claims Blackrock build-to-rent scheme ‘will wreck the place’
Bartra scheme would ‘cause chaos’ in area, Patrick J McMahon and Ann McMahon claim
Bartra refused planning permission for Tallaght nursing home and apartment scheme
Second setback for developer as proposal ruled to contravene local plan
Planning battle over Bulloch Harbour continues as appeals lodged
Richard Barrett’s Bartra has lodged an appeal against Dalkey planning refusal
Dublin City Council refuses permission for Tolka development
Bartra Property (Broombridge) lodged plans for the scheme comprising 7,353sq m of office accommodation and 71 apartments
Council rejects Bulloch Harbour redevelopment plan
Pat Kenny among residents to object to Bartra mixed-use scheme plan for Dalkey site
Central Bank cuts price of Dublin docklands offices to €105m
Central Bank looks to offset €205m pre-pandemic purchase of Dublin Landings blocks
Bulloch Harbour scheme to ‘enhance public realm’, says Bartra
Proposal will remove ‘eye sore’, according to Richard Barrett-led company
Bartra submits new Bulloch Harbour redevelopment plan
Planning row set to be reignited after fresh plans lodged for Dalkey harbour
Appeals board turns down Bartra’s 74-unit Kilmainham apartment scheme
An Bord Pleanála refuses planning permission for eight-storey development
Hammerson to seek planning permission for 889 apartments in Dundrum
Gannon looks for go-ahead for 2,728 homes in Malahide
Bord Pleanála gives green light to 1,047 homes at O’Devaney Gardens site
One apartment block is 14 storeys and exceeds height limit for the area
Developer urged lower investment in cash-for-residence scheme
Bartra also warned donations to charities via scheme are hit by fees and commissions
Permission granted for controversial €25m Ballsbridge co-living scheme
Board ignored recommendation of own inspector that approval for project be refused
Destination Ireland: wealthy immigrants pay their way via cash for visas scheme
Chinese citizens form the vast majority of investors in scheme that has raised over €1 billion since 2012
Bartra seeks €3.8m for Donegal Boardwalk Resort
Sale comprises 27 holiday villas, restaurant, bar and function room on Wild Atlantic Way
Bartra to lodge plans for €400m O’Devaney Gardens scheme
Development consists of 1,047 residential units across 10 blocks up to 14 storeys tall
Bowled over: Stillorgan Leisureplex to be demolished
Ireland’s first bowling alley, built in 1963, to make way for apartment scheme
PwC Dublin docklands HQ being readied for €265m sale
Middle Eastern investors paid record €242m to acquire One Spencer Dock offices in 2016
Henley Bartra seeks €9.3m for Citywest offices and warehouse
Joint venture involving developer Richard Barrett acquired 2050 Orchard Ave in 2019
Developer Johnny Ronan plans new assault on London property market
Seen & Heard: Bank bonuses; Abercrombie closes; and Deliveroo driver windfall
Bartra lobbied to cut cash-for-residency sum to lure more investors
Scheme payment unchanged at €1m despite claim €500,000 would be more attractive
1,088 Chinese citizens pay up to €1m each for residency in the State
Chinese citizens largest users of Government cash-for-residency scheme set up in 2012
Chinese invest in Irish social housing and nursing homes
200 secure Irish residency through investments via developer Richard Barrett’s Bartra
Naked woman removed from Treasury Building in Dublin
Sculpture taken down by owners following sale of former Nama building on Grand Canal Street
Co-living scheme in D4 gets green light
Bartra Capital secures planning permission for a €25 million site on Merrion Rd
Central Bank seeks €110m for Spencer Dock property
Sale proceeds to help offset bank’s €205m purchase of Dublin Landings blocks in 2019
Shrewsbury Road residents oppose Ballsbridge co-living plan
‘We would be observed like animals in a zoo,’ neighbours claim
Ivana Bacik opposes Bartra’s Ballsbridge shared co-living plan
Residents would need to book one-hour slots for kitchen to comply with virus restrictions
Neighbours win out in battle over Bartra’s Dalkey development
Developer dealt blow in long battle over harbour apartments and shops
Singaporean developer pays over €3m for Citywest lands
K2 Data Centres acquires 4.6-acre site with full planning from Davy Hickey Properties
Permission for 200-bed co-living development in Castleknock quashed
High Court decision on Bartra project hailed as ‘extraordinary victory’ for local residents
Henley Bartra flips Phoenix House for €16m
Joint venture involving developer Richard Barrett paid €8.5m for Dublin 8 office in 2018
Five-star Powerscourt made pre-tax profits of €1.8m ahead of sale
MHL Collection, owned by US billionaire John Malone, purchased the hotel last March
Google completes purchase of Treasury Building for €120m
Acquisition gives US tech giant capacity to grow Dublin-based workforce by 1,200
Appeals board green lights Bartra’s Rathmines ‘co-living’ plan
An Bord Pleanála overturns decision to refuse permission by Dublin City Council
Global tech giants make a 3.6m sq ft impression on Dublin cityscape
Google, Amazon, LinkedIn, Facebook and Salesforce in the process of creating European campuses for 36,000 staff
EDF picks up stake in Wicklow wind farm for estimated €100m
French electricity giant has bought holding of company linked to developer Johnny Ronan
Q&A: What’s this about a dispute over Stillorgan’s Leisureplex?
Some 16 years after planning for apartments was first submitted, the site remains undeveloped
Kennedy Wilson approved for eight-storey blocks on Stillorgan bowling alley site
Leisureplex to be demolished and replaced by 232 concierge-serviced luxury rental units
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