Organisation: Bride View Developments

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Trading up: Douglas Road, Cork €550,000

Listed at €550,0000 with Hugh McPhillips of Marshs, this is a quality four-bed home of about 2,000 sq ft, with perfect south-west rear aspect to its patio and back garden.

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House of the week: Sunday’s Well, Cork City €190,000

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This home in Stonewell, Kinsale is worth a view

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Trading Up: Rochestown, Cork €495,000

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Trading up: Passage West, Cork Harbour, €330,000

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House of the week: Maryborough, Douglas €295,000

Builders back in action

Builders and developers who worked through the seven years of property market implosion and slump are beginning to gear up for a return to construction in cities like Dublin, Galway and Cork.

Thu, 18 Dec, 2014

Orchard Road peach

Tommy Barker visits a plum buy within a stroll of Cork city centre close to UCC.

Sat, 06 Sep, 2014

Blocks in the city

TWO niche apartment blocks in a high-profile corner setting by Cork’s Kent rail station are new to market this week with agents Savills who describe them as “high-end”.

Thu, 27 Mar, 2014

Large apartment has family appeal

No 29 The Seasons in Carrigaline is central and well designed, Rose Martin reports.

Sat, 04 Feb, 2012

Three-storey bungalow

FIRST, the word “bungalow” got sort of made-over in an Irish way: it generally refers to a single-storey dwelling, but allowances are made for attic and sometimes dormer rooms.

Sat, 05 Jun, 2010

AFTER a 30-year development background, developer Declan O’Mahony of Bride View Developments has seen all states of the property market (he’s even on a CIF sub-committee advising the Government on NAMA) — so it is appropriate his latest scheme is called The Seasons.

Sat, 04 Jul, 2009

Out with the old property, in with the new

DERELICTION is being done away with: local authorities are moving on abandoned properties and those with title issues, prepared to move mountains of legal paperwork to get rid of scars on city and village streets.

Sat, 23 Sep, 2006

Green light for wind turbines

A WIND energy company has been granted planning permission for 18 large turbines in Terelton, while a developer has been refused the go-ahead for 58 homes in Glanmire.

Fri, 01 Sep, 2006

Green light given to €40 million housing complex

THE builders may be on holidays, but developers are keeping themselves busy submitting plans for hundreds more homes in County Cork.

Fri, 04 Aug, 2006

All changed in bypassed farm area

NOW that the official opening has passed, and the CPO process is just a dim memory, the Ballincollig bypass, on Cork’s western limits, continues to have an effect on the once exclusively agricultural Curraheen area.

Thu, 11 Aug, 2005

Big Kinsale home ideal for family

THE first re-sale in Kinsale's Stonewell development is up for the taking.

Sat, 11 Jun, 2005

Your chance to buy townhouse in expanding village near city

CORK County Council’s policy of bolstering existing select villages with services with an influx of new housing is especially evident in Ballygarvan.

Sat, 27 Nov, 2004

Choice at a price

COMPARE and Contrast: two neighbouring houses in Cork’s Landsborough Close allow house hunters the luxury of choice.

Sat, 25 Sep, 2004

Developers seek des res planning

MAJOR planning applications for Cork’s premium residential addresses have been lodged within the last few weeks.

Sat, 10 Jul, 2004

Dip your toes in the water from the back garden of this riverside beauty

YOU could buy 11, Wesley in Carrigaline and be quite happy in it — or lash extra money into it knowing there’ll always be a return on it given its waterfront setting.

Sat, 08 Nov, 2003

No cross purposes with this gate lodge in exclusive development

Rose Martin

Sat, 25 Oct, 2003

Three bids over €20m for zoned housing land

A PERIOD home set on 150 acres with 80 acres zoned for housing has been sold for €24 million.

Fri, 18 Jul, 2003