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Dublin City Council wants the High Court to overturn An Bord Pleanálaâs rejection of the councilâs proposals for what the board described as âminimalâ height increases for some tower blocks on a strategic site in Dublinâs Docklands.
The board rejected the proposed amendments to the 2014 North Lotts/Grand Canal Docks Special Development Zone planning scheme last March for reasons including that they allowed for âminimalâ height increases, would mean just 225 additional residential units on 2,600 envisaged under the scheme and that options for greater housing provision within the area had not been realised.
The council disputes the boardâs view on its proposed amendments. It says it has permitted considerable height increases in particular locations and has good reasons for not favouring additional height increases in other locations.
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€293m worth of Dublin commercial property set to change hands Three landmark buildings have been put to market as real estate investors hope to capitalise on the gradual reopening of the Irish economy 5th May, 2021
Donnybrook House in Dublin 4 is set to come to market for a guide price of €27 million. Picture: Savills
A number of commercial properties in central Dublin are being prepared or offered for sale, including PwC’s docklands headquarters on North Wall Quay.
The owners of One Spencer Dock, the Dublin headquarters of “Big Four” professional services firm PwC, have issued a request for proposal to several commercial real estate advisers with a view to offering the property to the market later in 2021.