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Landlords given convictions for failing to register rental properties

Two landlords have received criminal convictions and more than €7,000 in fines for failing to register their rental properties. One of the houses was in Mullingar, Co Westmeath while the other property was in Tallaght, Dublin 24. The Private Residential Tenancies Board (PRTB) said both…

Industry complaint upheld by ASAI

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An industry complaint has been upheld against property website Daft.ie. The complaint arose after MyHome.ie brought to the Advertising Standards Authority for Ireland’s attention that Daft.ie could not state it was “1st for buying, selling and renting” in certain locations as part of its outdoor…

NAMA to invest €2bn in Irish property market

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The Chairman of the National Asset Management Agency has confirmed that NAMA will invest at least €2bn in the Irish property market by the end of 2016. Speaking on the The Business on RTÉ's Radio 1 with George Lee yesterday morning, Frank Daly said NAMA…

Allsop Space raise €11.43m by selling properties from abandoned auction

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Eighty-eight of the 121 properties from the abandoned Allsop Space auction earlier this month have been sold privately in recent days, grossing a total of €11.43m. As many as 60 residential properties, including houses and apartments, were sold for €5.3m and 28 commercial properties raised…

Danske Bank to offload distressed properties

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Danske Bank are to put a number of distressed assets up for sale over the coming months, through estate agents DTZ Sherry FitzGerald. Successful retail parks in Tallaght, Dublin 24, Naas, Co Kildare and Limerick City will be amongst the properties sold. Fintan Tierney of…

Philip Guckian joins Sherry FitzGerald

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Philip Guckian has joined Sherry FitzGerald’s Country Homes, Farms and Estates team. Based at Sherry FitzGerald’s head office in Ballsbridge his focus will be on providing a premier service to clients in this niche market sector. Philip, who has over eight years experience in property…

Six arrested at property tax protests

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Six men were arrested after campaigners against the property tax occupied a number of local authority buildings yesterday evening. Gardaí were called in after activists from the Campaign Against Household and Water Taxes disrupted council meetings in Dublin and Galway. Five people were arrested during…

Cullen's Airside showroom on the market for €2.6 million

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The former showroom of Bill Cullen’s car dealership in the Airside Motor Park in Swords, north Dublin, has gone on the market with DTZ Sherry FitzGerald. The sale has been triggered by receivers Kavanagh Fennell on behalf of Ulster Bank, which had apparently advanced €12…

Merlin make addition to catalogue for May 22nd auction

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Merlin Property have made another addition to their catalogue for their forthcoming auction in the Radisson Blu Hotel in Dublin on Tuesday week, May 22nd. On Friday the company added a five bed detached residence in Templanstown, Castlepollard, Co Westmeath with an advised minimum value…

Almost €12.7 million raised at Allsop Space auction

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Today’s Allsop Space auction in the Shelbourne Hotel proved another huge success, with €12,699,000 raised throughout the day from 87 sales. In total, €465,500 was raised over the reserve mark with an 82.1% success rate. On the day, nine properties were withdrawn while 10 were…