Deep Retrofit 2023: Homeowners tell their stories about two separate retrofit projects that saw their energy efficiency of their homes significantly improved

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Deep Retrofit 2023: Your Essential Guide to Home Energy Efficiency, with Kya deLongchamps

The project involves laying a second railway line along the 10km route

The 623-bed development on Carrigrohane Road will offer high spec apartments with ensuite bedrooms and shared living space 

A student accommodation scheme may be developed alongside the new business school in the future

Work has commenced to transform the long-idle St Kevin's site

Pope Kyrillos Coptic Church wanted to redevelop a clubhouse bar and restaurant

From heat pumps to solar energy, to traditional insulation, Kya de Longchamps looks at the different ways you can retrofit your home with the help of an SEAI grant

Kya de Longchamps outlines energy, heating and insulation measures and installation grants that will help homeowners better manage their rising home utility costs

A "backlog of cases" at the beleaguered planning authority means the Penneys project has been delayed until January 3.

New four-storey building could accommodate up to 1,300 extra workers

The Douglas Street venue is to be converted into three apartments

Some 50 observations were submitted regarding the plans, including concerns about density, access, and its impact on green spaces

The developer previously had permission for a 191-bedroom hotel

Animal feed production company Southern Milling expresses 'grave' concerns over redevelopment 

A new platform is included in the plans

Will involve demolition of iconic R&H Hall grain silos to make way for offices and apartments

Once complete, the 3.7-acre redeveloped site will be capable of employing up to 3,000 people

The development consists of one studio apartment, 161 one-bed apartments and 327 two-bed apartments as well as a creche and offices

The extension will add 30 inpatient beds and two state-of-the-art operating theatres at Mercy University Hospital 

Cork city is set to add more than 1,000 student beds to the system in time for the next academic year

The €237m scheme by dairy giant, Dairygold, also includes retail use, a creche, a coffee kiosk and a gym

The proposal, which has raised concerns from a number of parties, includes 134 residential units, a 158-bed hotel, and a three-storey neighbourhood centre

Tommy Barker, Property Editor, looks at the developers whose environmental commitments are bringing Irish buildings to new heights of sustainability

Will be one of Cork's most eye-catching office developments

The approved works at the former Shandon Butter Market include change of use from a craft centre to a technology and enterprise centre and conservation works 

The proposed extension will allow passengers to travel from Mallow onto Midleton or Cobh without changing service at Kent Station

Permission granted for a previous development on this site was overturned by the High Court

Rent caps playing a vital role in fast-rising market

The German chain is set to invest €10m in the construction of the store, which is due to open in 2024

Pedestrian bridges would cross the southern channel of the River Lee

Denis Calnan lodged an appeal to An Bord Pleanála after Cork County Council rejected his plans to build a single-storey coffee dock at Garreststown beach

The works include a change of use from a craft centre to a technology and enterprise centre

Retail rival Tesco had raised concerns over Lidl’s plan when it was before Cork City Council

The JCD Group last year switched plans to offices, from a proposed 25-storey apartment tower

“The Help-to-Buy scheme being kept into this year is a huge benefit for the first-time buyers’ market,” says one leading property commentator

With the decreasing size of families, the lack of housing and increasing environmental considerations, small seems to be back on the agenda

Now that normality is re-establishing itself, one big question is whether or not rural drift will be a permanent trend?

The “First Home” Affordable Purchase Shared Equity Scheme sees the State stepping in to help people buy their own homes — viewed as normal practice a couple of decades ago

In 2021 and into 2022, ahead of any significant shift of policy or lending restrictions, the Central Bank has engaged with a wide cross-section of Irish society on questions around property

Watch out for the First Home Shared Equity Scheme, which is due to be launched in the coming months under the Government’s Housing for All range of initiatives

Permission sought to convert three late-Georgian homes into an aparthotel

Provincial Grand Lodge of Munster said the building presently lacks universal access

Subject to planning approval the first phase of houses should be available in Monacnapa in the first quarter of 2023