Back Of The Next: Can Dublin's Sport Tech Property Market Grow?
Ireland will not be represented at this month's World Cup in Russia — you can blame the Danes for that — but it could win a much more lucrative race to become Europe's sports tech capital.
Can sports tech — which ranges from wearable Fitbits, via the Internet of Things, to sneaker design — really become a force in the Dublin office market? With the IDA leading a push to win more sports tech business, Bisnow takes a look at the evidence.
Ireland has its fair share of sports-related enterprises: boot business Baoylesports, football pitch-creators SIS, and of course plenty of bookmakers.
Yet amidst the proliferating tech revolutions — fintech, medtech, PropTech — sport tech may have escaped attention. Trapped in the…
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No More NAMA?
NAMA could be gone by 2020, Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has said, as the bad-bank National Asset Management Agency reports that its projected life-time surplus has risen to €3.5B following 2017 profits of €481M after tax.
However, NAMA Chairman Frank Daly…
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Dublin Council's Big Land Sale Moves Closer, But Won't Happen Without A Fight
Could one of the biggest Dublin land portfolios be edging closer to a sale?
With planning permission now granted — and no sign of an appeal — the new €27M northern city council depot at Ballymun is heading toward a…
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Why 53,578 = 84,154, 20.6% = 7.4% And Other Interesting Government Property Statistics
Normally 53,578 does not equal 84,154 — but in the world of government statistics it does.
A statement from An Phríomh-Oifig Staidrimh, the Central Statistics Office, has suggested that when it wrote that 84,500 new homes had been completed between…
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