Glenveagh

Fears of investment firms bulk buying homes ‘totally spurious’, says O’Brien

Comments come after councillors approve deal with developer for 1,200 homes in Donabate

Councillors urged to approve deal for 850 houses in north Dublin

If sale of land in Santry to Glenveagh Homes is not approved, project will be ‘abandoned’

Demand for starter homes buoys Glenveagh in first half

Group said it closed 123 units in first six months of 2020 despite pandemic

Knight Frank launch dedicated residential capital markets division

Tim MacMahon joins from CBRE to lead new team in all aspects of residential investment

Seen & Heard: 450 Dublin homes sold in pre-fund deal by Glenveagh

Flutter’s losing tax bet, FBD’s harder line on fraud, and McKillen ordered to pay costs

Banks shed €346m as parties jostle for power following election

Housing stocks recover on Tuesday as overall index rises despite jitters over Sinn Féin rise

Dragons at the Docks boat race raises €350,000 for charity

Kennedy Wilson overall winner of property industry fundraiser for Dublin Simon Community

South Dublin council targets luxury scheme for social housing

Local authority aims to secure all 90 units in Dundrum development

How big landlords in Ireland minimise their tax bills on rental properties

No stamp duty, no CGT and no corporation tax: how Irish tax regime benefits Section 110s, Reits and Icavs over smaller landlords

Competition for Poolbeg site increases as Glenveagh hints at interest

Nama to begin recruiting development partners shortly to build 3,500 homes on site

Apple is still on top but Google is surging ahead in business league table

Top 1000: Who’s going up, who’s going down, who’s in the black and who’s back in the red?

What the papers say: Fitzgerald buys Bruxelles and an end to negative equity

Nolan Transport owners to sue former adviser and Glanbia boss in line for windfall

House price inflation outside Dublin driven by pent-up demand

Prices in capital rose 5.8% in year to September, elsewhere they grew 10.8% on average

Irish Life seeks rent of €2,350 for Fernbank two-bed in Churchtown

Fund manager is making its first move into the build-to-rent sector

Shares fall back as investors fret about slowing global growth

In Dublin Smurfit Kappa hit by poor pricing data while builders rise on Brexit news

We must take account of our financial exposure to US multinationals

US companies are likely to have paid between €6bn and €9bn in Irish wages in 2017

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