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Greystar purchases 216-bed Dublin student accommodation

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By George Morahan Verified
| BusinessPlus
Greystar has acquired a student accommodation on Church Street in Dublin with 216 beds from Valeo Groupe Europe for an undisclosed sum. The property is Greystars third major investment in the Irish purpose-built student accommodation sector following deals for Point Campus in Dublin in 2024 and the 724-bed Project Galaxy portfolio in Dublin and Galway last year.
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Ireland-UK relations more stable but work to be done for EU-UK

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By George Morahan Verified
| BusinessPlus
The relationship between Ireland and the UK has entered a more stable phase a decade on from the Brexit vote, a business briefing hosted by law firm Matheson has heard. However, there are a number of "substantive issues still to be resolved" between the EU and the UK despite progress being made since Britain left the bloc in early 2020.
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Households urged to invest more as property ties up Ireland's €1.4tn wealth

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By George Morahan Verified
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Growing property values have accounted for two-thirds of wealth generation in Ireland over the past decade, according to wealth management and financial advisory Fordel's second annual Wealth of Nations report. The study shows that Irish wealth increased by 9.4% or €120bn to €1.4tn in 2025, with property accounting for €973bn and cash deposits €194bn. Since 2015, property prices have risen in Ireland by around 55%, adding €527bn to household wealth over the last 10 years.
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