Huge shortfall in residential accommodation predicted in Docklands
Owen Reilly has analysed planning applications in the Docklands Strategic Development Zone (SDZ) and in particular the office to residential ratio. Our analysis gives an insight into what the Dublin Docklands will look like when completed. Currently there is about 282,000 sq. m. of office space in planning or under construction, most of which will…
Residential accommodation shortfall expected in Dublin’s docklands
Office space for 28,000 workers will be built and homes for 6,500 people, analysis shows The volume of office space being built or currently in planning at Dublin’s docklands far outweighs the anticipated construction of residential homes, a real estate agent’s analysis has shown. Figures from Owen Reilly show that office space for around 28,000…
Review of the new guidelines issued by the RTB
Nearly a year after the legislation was introduced new guidelines were issued by the RTB three weeks ago which they say will help give clarity to landlords and tenants in relation to rent caps exemptions titled: The Substantial Change Exemption in Rent Pressure Zone Areas. The guidelines aim to provide clarity on the substantial change…
Pent-up demand intensifies as market tightens in Docklands
Properties in the Dublin docklands are selling in record time, while tenants are remaining in situ for longer. Rent caps came into force in December 2016 and applied to well over 60 per cent of our rentals in the Docklands are of Dublin this year. Based on transactions, our rents are up 4.75 per…
Portfolio of Dublin docklands apartments comes to market, by Tina-Marie O’Neill
Dublin agent Owen Reilly has brought to market a multi-unit investment portfolio of nine apartments at the Ivory Building in the capital’s south docklands. Located in Hanover Street East in Dublin 2, the complex is in a prime location within minutes of Grand Canal Square. The Ivory Building is a smartly-designed and finished residential complex…
The Irish Times | On view this weekend – 15 Macken Street
The Irish Times, Thursday, October 19th 2017 Owen Reilly, €600,000 Three-bedroom townhouse in Victorian terrace between Pearse St and Grand Canal St; bright interior, private rear courtyard. BER: D2 On view Saturday: Noon-12.30pm The Irish Times, Thursday, October 19th 2017
The Sunday Times | Dublin 2, Hip heart of the city
The Sunday Times, Sunday, October 15th 2017 Macken Street, which is between Grand Canal Street Lower and Pearse Street, is one road over from the Bord Gais Energy Theatre and in the heart of Googleland. Hence the price tag for No 15, which sits opposite a quiet block of flats. The 109 sq m terrace…
Blog – Observations on Dublin residential in Q3
Low housing stock has continued to be the dominant theme during the third quarter (Q3) and, while the main property portals Daft.ie and Myhome.ie reported just marginal quarterly increases, all agents and reports attested to the price inflation that continues as a result of the shortage of housing for sale.
The Irish Times | On view this weekend – 15 Carlingford Parade
The Irish Times, Thursday, October 12th 2017 Owen Reilly, €475,000 Two-bedroom terraced townhouse in established enclose; bright accommodation with rear extension and city garden at the back. BER: C2 On-view 12.00-12.30pm The Irish Times, Thursday, October 12th 2017
New lease of life for stunning Glasthule family residence, by Tina-Marie O’Neill
The Sunday Business Post, Sunday, October 1st 2017 7 Eden Park has had no expense or expertise spared in its reconstruction, and it shows There are a few rare occasions in this property game that I come across a residence which so captures my imagination, and piques my interest, that I’m minded to waste a…