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This week’s vital property news: Ireland's architects have released their own election manifesto

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RIAI releases its own general election manifesto

The Royal Institute of Architects of Ireland (RIAI) has released its own election manifesto urging all political parties to commit to the principles of improved planning and creating a better built environment.

Grand Canal to have a new hotel

A new 181-bedroom Clayton Hotel is to be built along the Grand Canal in Dublin. The hotel is due to be completed in the first half of 2018.

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If you’re in the market for a pad within walking distance of Central Park, this townhouse in Manhattan is up for grabs – and you only need a mere $84.5 million (€76 million) to pick it up.

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And Finally…

Dublin City Council has raised concerns about the planned development at St Anne’s Park on Dublin’s northside as close to 300 objections have been lodged by the public, local politicians and election candidates, according to the Irish Times. The complaints are centred around the loss of sporting facilities and quality of life for future residents.

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