Dublin site that could provide 2,600 homes is bought by US group for over €120m
An affiliate of US private equity group Lone Star has completed the purchase of almost 118 acres of development land and parks in Cherrywood in south (...)
GAA agrees €95m deal with Dublin archdiocese for Clonliffe lands
Ronald Quinlan
The archdiocese of Dublin is to receive around €95 million from the GAA in return for 19.12 acres it owns on the site of the old Holy Cross seminary i(...)
US investment firms poised to sell Cherrywood land to builders
US investment firms Hines and King Street Capital, who acquired a 412-acre site in Cherrywood in south Dublin four years ago for €240 million, are pr(...)
Central Bank site development plan gets go-ahead
Real-estate companies Hines and the Peterson Group have received planning permission for the Central Plaza project in the heart of Dublin city centre.(...)
Hines snaps up shops, office and apartments on South King Street
Global property investor Hines has outbid three overseas investment companies to buy a row of shops, offices and apartments next to the Gaiety Theatre(...)
Buying a new home in 2018? Here's what's coming
Madeleine Lyons
With the dire shortage of housing in the capital an almost daily staple of news reports, and the economic recovery a reality, surely 2018 will be the (...)
More than 1,200 'build-to-rent' apartments to be built in Dublin
Jack Fagan
The US-based Hines group has entered into a joint venture with Dutch pension investor APG Asset Management to develop and retain a substantial number (...)
Bishop's Square in Dublin to get penthouse and increased area
International property company Hines has begun work on a sizeable extension to Bishop's Square, a large office block at the junction of Camden and Aun(...)
Plan lodged for huge new development of shops and apartments in south Dublin
US property giant Hines has lodged a planning application to develop a visionary new town centre in Cherrywood in the south Dublin borough of Dún Laog(...)
HSBC lends €100m for redevelopment of former Central Bank building
HSBC Ireland has entered the commercial property lending market for the first time after advancing a €100 million loan for the redevelopment of the fo(...)