Ireland

The Irish housebuilder reported a 10% rise in pre-tax profit and record revenue of €926m (£799.9m) in its results for 2025.

Kennedy Wilson's mixed-use campus in Dublin's north docklands comprises two buildings totalling 381,000 sq ft.

Transitions Europe has acquired the LEED 'Gold'-certified property from Fine Grain for an undisclosed sum.

The development loan will back CIO Capital and MM Capital's four-star hotel scheme in The Liberties neighbourhood.

The Irish housebuilder has upgraded profit and revenue expectations for this year after its preliminary 2025 results showed a 13% rise in profits .

In preliminary results for the year ending 31 December 2025, Irish Residential Properties REIT reported the massive jump in profits following 2024’s loss of €6.7m.

According to the Irish government, the measures will attract new investment into the sector and boost supply, while also increasing security of tenure for renters.

The deal comprises a €35m (£31m) senior loan arranged with Dutch firm N&W Capital to support its first residential development in Ireland.

In a trading update for the year ending 31 December 2025, the Irish housebuilder reported full revenue of €945m, up from the previous year’s €860m.

The Irish landlord said it expected to maintain its full-year net rental income margin of 78%.

Kinvara Star Property, a joint venture between Kinvara Property and Castlestar Property…

Construction will begin on the 174-room Premier Inn on the site of Cork’s former Leisureplex in early 2026.

The 12-storey, 75,000 sq ft asset will comprise 11 floors of office space, plus a café and a restaurant, at Bankmore Square.

Gross profit leaped from €27.7m (£24.2m) in the first half of last year to €66.8m (£58.3m), while home completions rose year-on-year from 424 to 900.

The investment arm of IKEA's largest franchisee has helped fund the scheme, which is being developed in partnership with Irish housebuilder Castlethorn and Dublin City Council.

The lease to ChemPoint takes Fine Grain Property’s scheme at Citywest in Dublin to full occupancy.

CBRE has been appointed to conduct the sale, which represents a rare opportunity in the market.

The asset is fully let to four tenants, including a government body.

In the six months to 30 June, the firm reported total revenue of €284.5m, down on the €366.1m recorded during the same period last year.

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