Fresh planning appeal for nursing home near broadcaster Pat Kenny
Developer Bartra first lodged plans for the contentious 104-bedroom home in April 2021
Bartra
Bartra challenges planning refusal for Old Navan Road apartments
Brady’s Public House scheme, including 56 apartments, attracted 75 objections
Co-living can be used for Airbnb-style short lets due to loophole
Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Council drops planning enforcement case against developer Bartra following legal advice
Developer Bartra asked to cut back scale of Brady’s Pub development
Plans for a five-storey, 56-apartment scheme on Dublin’s Old Navan Road encounter considerable opposition
Local resident who turned down Bartra offer objects to new development
Bartra had previously offered €100,000 to Barry O’Lone to withdraw objection to previous development on site
Prolific apartment builder offered Castleknock resident €100,000 to drop case against Dublin co-living development
Bartra said it would turn former Brady’s pub into social housing if resident did not withdraw judicial review
Planning appeals: When developers are the ones offering go-away money
Builder approached resident in 2018 with offer of cash incentive to withdraw objection to west Dublin co-living scheme
‘Age friendly’ apartment scheme in Blackrock gets go-ahead
Move comes despite appeals from five locals
Sod turned on O’Devaney Gardens and Oscar Traynor developments
Almost 2,000 homes to be built on Dublin City Council sites after decades of delays
Challenge to proposed Dalkey nursing home to be heard in presence of other parties, court directs
Pat Kenny among those seeking to overturn planning permission for 104-bed nursing home
Pat Kenny among parties bringing court challenge against planning for Dalkey nursing home
Newstalk host and three other Dalkey residents cite badger welfare in judicial review against decision to grant permission for 104-bed nursing home
Pat Kenny loses battle against five-storey nursing home plan
Broadcaster and neighbours had cited concern for local badgers in objections but An Bord Pleanála overrules council refusal for Bartra scheme
Richard Barrett’s Bartra seeks occupier for new Dublin docklands office
The Sidings on Clanwilliam Terrace, due for completion in the second quarter of 2024, will extend to 215,278sq ft of LEED Platinum space
‘Golden visa’ programme for millionaire immigrant investors to shut from Wednesday
Government moves to abruptly close €1.25bn programme after surge of applicants from China
Two decades late: O’Devaney Gardens’ tortured route to breaking ground
Sign on site still advertises project as part of the 2000-2006 National Development Plan
O’Devaney Gardens redevelopment to start this month
Construction of more than 1,000 apartments up to 14 storeys to start near Phoenix Park
Growing unease over Chinese domination of applications to Irish ‘golden visa’ scheme
Anxiety in Government as all but 41 of 1,316 applications last year came from people in China amid geopolitical tumult
Bartra secures €4.15m from sale of south Dublin residential site
Red Rock Developments to pursue plan for 26 high-end homes at Woodlands Park in Blackrock
Developer Bartra criticises councils ‘prohibiting’ large housing projects
Bartra claims council local area plans blocking developments are ‘not fit for purpose’
Construction of more than 1,000 apartments at O’Devaney Gardens set to go ahead
Earlier ruling change could have blocked developer from selling half of apartments to investors
Council seeks O’Devaney Gardens apartments for cost-rental scheme
An Bord Pleanála lifts clause banning bulk sale of apartments following Bartra legal action
Government considers €60m windfall tax on energy companies as bills soar
Seen & Heard: Jay Bourke’s debts, Gan’s results, and homes at O’Devaney Gardens also make the headlines
Planning battle over Bulloch Harbour continues as appeals lodged
Richard Barrett’s Bartra has lodged an appeal against Dalkey planning refusal
O’Devaney Gardens would be built ‘if it wasn’t for people playing politics’ – Taoiseach
Sharp exchanges take place between Micheál Martin and Mary Lou McDonald in Dáil
Developer urged lower investment in cash-for-residence scheme
Bartra also warned donations to charities via scheme are hit by fees and commissions
More than 1,000 homes at Dublin site will not be protected from fund investors
Application for O’Devaney Garden in blocks up to 14 storeys submitted to An Bord Pleanála
Bartra to lodge plans for €400m O’Devaney Gardens scheme
Development consists of 1,047 residential units across 10 blocks up to 14 storeys tall
Residency refused to some non-EU citizens offering to pay €1m
Over 1,160 such citizens have bought right to live in Republic under Government scheme
PTSB circles Ulster Bank, Irish retail in trouble, and where it all went wrong for AstraZeneca
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Bartra lobbied to cut cash-for-residency sum to lure more investors
Scheme payment unchanged at €1m despite claim €500,000 would be more attractive
Plans for 853 Dublin homes collapse after councillors refuse to approve deal
Councillors agree Labour motion that Santry site should be developed directly by council for public housing
Councillors urged to approve deal for 850 houses in north Dublin
If sale of land in Santry to Glenveagh Homes is not approved, project will be ‘abandoned’
Singaporean developer pays over €3m for Citywest lands
K2 Data Centres acquires 4.6-acre site with full planning from Davy Hickey Properties
Henley Bartra flips Phoenix House for €16m
Joint venture involving developer Richard Barrett paid €8.5m for Dublin 8 office in 2018
Election 2020: Parties' pledges on housing simply don’t add up
Parties are not addressing what has become a complex and chronic problem
More than 1,000 homes approved for south Dublin
Council site to be developed in joint venture with private builder Adwood
Top 10 commercial property megadeals in 2019
Dublin’s standing as a location to deploy international capital came into its own in 2019
Attempt to block O’Devaney Gardens plan for 800 homes fails
Dublin city councillors approved €7m deal with Bartra for development near Phoenix Park last month
O’Devaney plan change will not affect deal, Lord Mayor says
Deal for affordable rental units would be ‘entirely separate’ to procurement process
Murphy questions why O’Devaney Gardens deal approved by councillors
Minister for Housing says there is no legal basis for agreement on new homes site
O’Devaney Gardens regeneration to go ahead
New deal approved to supply 30% of units in development for below market rental value
O’Devaney Gardens build to be shelved unless €7m deal agreed
Redevelopment to be ‘abandoned’ unless councillors sanction €7m deal with Bartra
Residents of Dublin village to protest over construction of nursing home
Development on convent lands in Clondalkin will undermine historic village, locals claim
Co living: the modern, much dearer alternative to outlawed bedsit
Minister suggested people should be “excited” at being able to get “less space for less rent” in new co-living developments
Henley Bartra pays €125m for Dublin and Cork properties
Developer Richard Barrett and UK private equity fund seal off-market deal for assets
Caveat: Is it the end of the road for cash-for-visas scheme favoured by Chinese?
Chinese citizens account for 97 per cent of all applications for Irish visas under investor programme
Borussia Dortmund v Monaco postponed after blasts near team bus
Spanish defender Marc Bartra (26) injured in incident; game to go ahead on Wednesday
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