Marlet Property

The faceless funds behind Ireland’s surging buy-to-rent sector

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

German investor to acquire Greystones apartments for €60m

Realis agrees deal with Glenveagh Properties for Marina Village units

No-deal Brexit could trigger rise in food prices, says Simon Coveney

Seen & Heard: Marlet funding, Gigable growth, retailers’ VAT refund concerns

Bord Pleanála clears way for 21-storey tower on former Apollo House site

Marlet to add 54 high-end apartments across 10 floors above College Square office block

Owner of site beside St Anne’s Park again granted planning permission

Raheny land has been at the centre of multiple judicial review proceedings

Motor insurer windfalls, Cherrywood homes and a call to prioritise 5G

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Marlet begins delivery of 216 apartments in Dublin’s south docklands

One Lime Street to serve demand for high-end housing in capital’s booming private rented sector

Marlet completes €46m sale of Dublin docklands apartments

German buyer Real IS notes ‘high excess demand’ in Dublin residential market

Seabren secures €5.7m from sale of Dublin 12 social housing units

Developer finalising plan for housing on landmark Europa Motors site in Blackrock

Chartered Land moves closer to approval for Dublin’s tallest tower

Planning inspector calls for additional report on proposed 29-storey apartment block

Marlet secures €33m from AIB for south Dublin build-to-rent scheme

State-backed lender supports delivery of 142 units in Dundrum in midst of Covid-19 crisis

Former DIT Kevin Street may be Dublin's ‘pandemic-proofed’ office

Developer Shane Whelan factors impact of Covid-19 into design of office space

German fund closes €93m Harold’s Cross build-to-rent deal

Patrizia pays average of €560,240 for 166 units at Mount Argus

Controversial Howth apartment scheme secures permission

High Court quashed permission for similar development in January

Dublin City Council will not seek judicial review over St Anne’s Park apartments

‘No valid reason’ to pursue board in courts, says council’s head of planning despite councillors voting for legal action over Raheny development

DIT Aungier Street campus hits the market at €110m

2.5 acre D2HQ site offers scope for new urban quarter just 350m from St Stephen’s Green

Rezoning of Dublin city lands for up to 3,500 homes is delayed by council

Dublin City Council reacts following objections from local residents to the plans

Google completes purchase of Treasury Building for €120m

Acquisition gives US tech giant capacity to grow Dublin-based workforce by 1,200

Just 8,000 houses built last year offered for sale on open market, says CIF

Investment funds bought 95% of 3,644 apartments completed last year

Jump in young Irish adults living with parents among highest in EU

Rate of people aged 25-29 living at home up 11.2 points to 47.2% in decade to 2017

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