Kennedy Wilson

German investor closing in on building at 8 Hanover Quay in Dublin’s docklands

Five-star hotel made a loss of €8.5m in 2020 as pandemic lockdowns impacted on trading

Governments are struggling to rein in housing costs and the new target is vacant homes

With a 34% vacancy rate at one development, supply may be greater than statistics imply

Adverse impact and scale of development cited

Seen & Heard: US property investor Kennedy Wilson in pole position to buy Point Square

Planner says revised development, with one storey less, addresses concerns

'I had a stroke over this place in 2016… The stress of it. No one was helping us'

Seen & Heard: AIB’s Belfry case, Biden stimulus and Marlet portfolio bidders

Coopers Cross campus at North Wall Quay to comprise 395,000sq ft of commercial space

Developer Joe O’Reilly lodges revised application for capital’s tallest residential building on Parkgate Street

Kennedy Wilson seeks buyer for Dublin 2 office block fully-let on new 10-year lease

Hotel Westport to be redeveloped alongside Westport House and Estate

Walls Construction appointed as main contractor for the Dublin 8 development

Institutional investors were systemically embedded in country’s recovery from crash

Kennedy Wilson, Axa, and Blackstone among parties expressing interest in Marlet portfolio sale

Ireland’s first bowling alley, built in 1963, to make way for apartment scheme

Ministers and officials wary of chasing away source of funding needed for new projects

Big Four accounting firm rules out move to city’s docklands or remaining on at Stokes Place

Move from Mespil Road takes account of many staff working remotely

Byrne Wallace says Kennedy Wilson plan ‘potentially jeopardises’ privacy of clients

The private rental sector is a typical feature of most mature housing markets

‘Big Four’ accounting and advisory giant seeks space for 2,500 workers in the city

Planned campus extends from St Stephen’s Green to Harcourt Street and Iveagh Gardens

Pension manager seeks to extend lease on Dublin HQ as owners seek buyer at €27m

Kennedy Wilson has let 46% of apartments in the third and final phase of Dublin 8 scheme

Irish law firm blames ‘slowdown’ in transactions and a reduction in dispute cases

Price declines forecast early last year fail to materialise as feverish buying continues

Landlords claimed allowable expenses of more than €1bn to cut tax bills

International investors show faith in Dublin with remarkable €3bn spend in the face of Covid-19

Sculptures had been removed following concerns they represented Nubian slaves

Irish market proves lucrative for California-headquartered investor as average rent hits $2,493 compared with $1,591 in US

Zurich has also reopened its Irish property fund for withrawals and investment

Soon more apartments will be built here than houses, can we make it work like it has for our European neighbours?

The capital's streets are changing, and architects HJL are nearly always involved

German investor will acquire Baggot Street development which is let to Bank of Ireland

Purchaser of numbers 90 and 91 may look to acquire adjoining property for larger scheme

Dublin City Council confirms ‘delicate’ conservation work needed before reinstallation

Art historian concludes that statues are not depictions of African slave women

Feasibility study shows scope for 50,328sq ft office extension to rear of existing property