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This week’s vital property news: A Docklands office building has sold for over €50 million

Everything you need to know in one quick guided tour.

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A Dublin office building has sold for over €51 million

Hibernia, an Irish real estate trust, has bought the Central Quay building in Dublin’s docklands. The six-storey building was sold for €51.3 million.

Private Residential Tenancies Board brings criminal charges against two landlords

The Private Residential Tenancies Board (PRTB) has launched legal proceedings against two landlords who both failed to register a tenancy as required. The landlords have both been fined and ordered to pay court costs.

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Des Res

If you’re not afraid of heights, then you might fancy living in the tallest residential building in the western hemisphere. 432 Park in New York sold its first apartment this January for a cool $18 million (approximately €16 million) – or you can rent one for just $60,000 (€54,400) per month.

This week’s vital property news: A Docklands office building has sold for over €50 million
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  • 432 Park, Manhattan

  • 432 Park, Manhattan

  • 432 Park, Manhattan

  • 432 Park, Manhattan

  • 432 Park, Manhattan

  • 432 Park, Manhattan

  • 432 Park, Manhattan

  • 432 Park, Manhattan

  • 432 Park, Manhattan

  • 432 Park, Manhattan

  • 432 Park, Manhattan

  • 432 Park, Manhattan

All images: Business Insider

And Finally…

Heritage groups and owners of historic properties have been advised to apply for conservation grants from the Irish Georgian Society (IGS) according to the Irish Times. Applications need to be submitted by 3 March 2016. Find out more at IGS.

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