The first phase, which includes houses and duplexes, is progressing well and is set to launch this week, with the first viewing scheduled for Saturday, July 20th.
An Bord Pleanála has granted planning permission with conditions to Hollybrook Homes for a significant new development on Naas Road, Dublin 12.
The historic Bray Head Hotel, a protected structure on Strand Road along Bray Seafront, is undergoing a substantial transformation into a new residential development known as Fontenoy Place. This project, which received planning permission in 2019, is now on the market, offering 49 high-end apartments, including two luxurious penthouses.
Planning permission has been granted for a new residential development at the site of ‘The Pastures’ in Dublin 18. The approved project comprises 33 apartments, including 10 one-bedroom units, 20 two-bedroom units, and 3 three-bedroom units, distributed across two apartment blocks ranging from three to five storeys.
Construction is underway on a major large-scale residential development on the Hollystown-Kilmartin lands in Dublin 15. Developed by Glenveagh Homes, this scheme secured planning approval from Fingal County Council at the end of 2023.
The Lookout, a new 94-unit rental apartment scheme, is now available in Charleville on Harbour Road, Dalkey. The estimated €23 million development offers a mix of 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom units, each with private open spaces, car parking, and bicycle storage.
Virtual staging involves the digital insertion of CGI elements such as furniture, fixtures, lighting, and decoration into a high-quality photograph of an existing space
Unpacking the Key changes to Daylight and Sunlights assessment with the release of the updated 3rd edition of the BRE Guidelines in June 2022.
The saying “a picture paints a thousand words” has never been more appropriate when it comes to showcasing a property. The greatest creative writers in the world cannot describe a building as vividly and accurately as a visual showcase of a space.
3D architectural walkthroughs have transformed the way real estate agents and AEC professionals present designs and layouts to their target audience. They eliminate the need to rely on a client’s imagination, or interpretation, by allowing them to experience a virtual walkthrough of a space before it is built.
Guidelines and standards for daylight and sunlight assessments have been very confusing over the past number of years. This is because, particularly in Ireland, reference to now superseded daylight and sunlight documentation still remains in some government guidelines for property development.
Virtual tours are a key ingredient in property marketing strategies. These interactive experiences are used to showcase both built spaces and for properties that are still under construction or in the design phase.
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