At a Glance: Investment Market Q2 2020
/in Investment, News, ReportsDavid Carroll, Investment Director – “Q2 turnover of €430m reflected the impact of C-19 on the commercial market. 20 deals were completed with 78% of turnover attributable to just four transactions”.
New restaurant, Sasta by the River, coming soon to Manor Mills Shopping Centre
/in Lettings, News, Retail, Shopping CentreAnother exciting addition soon to Manor Mills Shopping Centre in Maynooth, Sasta by the River restaurant, offering healthy food & drinks, including a great selection of vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options, homemade cakes and pastries. This new eatery is exactly what Maynooth has been looking for. It is great news to have new local businesses […]
Boots open in Gateway Shopping Park in Galway
/in Lettings, News, Retail, Shopping CentreBoots is set to be the first store to open in the new Phase 2 development at Gateway Shopping Park, Knocknacarra, Galway on Wednesday 1st July. Boots will come as an excellent addition to the existing park, currently anchored by Dunnes Stores and B&Q. Boots will occupy a large store of over 7,500 sq.ft and […]
Owners of vacant properties beware!
/in Economy, NewsSince the introduction of the Local Government Reform Act 2014, Local Authorities have been given autonomy to vary the level of rates relief granted to owners of vacant properties. As a result, the level of refunds on commercial rates available to Landlords of vacant properties varies significantly between Local Authorities. In Dublin City Council for […]
How much do our Local Authorities rely upon retail rates?
/in Economy, News, RetailBusinesses across Ireland contribute approximately €1.5 billion in commercial rates to Local Authorities across the country each year. This is a critical source of income for each of the 31 Local Authorities in the State and typically accounts for between 16% and 53% of their revenue stream with the national average standing at 33%. According […]
Potential Planning Impacts
/in News, PlanningIt is likely that the Government may introduce Emergency Legislation to extend/suspend the statutory timeframes which apply to planning applications and appeals. Currently a planning application which is not adjudicated upon within the 8 week timeframe (barring an F.I. & assuming no 3rd party appeal) receives a grant of permission by default. The current planning […]