Sustainability to the fore at new Portmarnock scheme, with houses from €860,000
Homes built to energy-efficient ‘passive’ standard at Ballymore’s Drumnigh Oaks
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Customisation and vintage finds: how to make your new-build home your own
Showhome designers’ top tips to make your new home different from the rest
Ballymore’s London ventures earn €1.6m profit
Sean Mulryan-controlled group working on several projects in British capital
Michael O’Leary confident of legal victory in passenger cap row
Seen & Heard: Funding crunch for housebuilders; Hines’s €700, Liffey Valley scheme; Calls for new national fintech hub
Restrictive rent control must be relaxed to bring in funding for new homes
Current regime is proving to be punitive and discouraging for institutional investors
Dublin docklands office block let to WeWork being readied for sale at knockdown price
Savills engaged by receivers to recover monies owed to German lender by South Korean owners of No 2 Dublin Landings
Developers warn on Sinn Féin’s plans to change housing policies if in power
Seen & Heard: Quintain in Land Development Agency deal, tech giants call for research cash, and finance bill deters EIIS backers
Fresh losses at Ballymore UK subsidiary amid ‘challenging’ outlook
London-based developer sets aside £17.9m to cover sums owed by related entities that may not be recoverable
Ballymore property group subsidiary reports loss of €2.9m
Ballymore Properties Ireland Ltd had total accumulated losses of almost €90 million at the end of March 2023, latest accounts show
Land Development Agency pays Nama €44m for north Dublin land with scope for 2,300 homes
LDA acquires 13.2-hectare holding in Clongriffin with planning in place for 1,832 homes and scope for 500 more
Picture-postcard new homes beside the sea in Bray from €475,000
Bray homes: First phase of Ballymore’s Sea Gardens scheme comes to market today
Bray 16-acre site zoned for residential development seeking €5m
North Wicklow town likely to see significant growth in demand for new homes due to Dublin’s high prices and shortage of supply
Dublin City Council rejects Ballymore’s plan to convert vacant office into apartments
Planning permission refused due to lack of outdoor amenity space at Royal Canal Park site
Ballymore gets green light to develop part of Guinness brewery in Dublin for housing, hotels and offices
The scheme is set to include 336 build-to-rent units, two hotels, offices, a food hall, a performing space and landscaped public area
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