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© The Property Week 09 Feb '10

AIB Housing Market Bulletin - February 2010

Yet again the question of the extent of the supply of vacant unsold properties has resurfaced. The kernel of the problem is that an accurate assessment is difficult due to the lack of quality data. Th -  Subscribe
The Property Week 08 Feb '10

January property prices for Dublin, Cork & Galway

The new year has started in the same vein as 2009 ended. Another month of drops in advertised prices flying in the face of our collective optimism & good wishes for a new trend for a new year. -  Subscribe
© The Property Week 08 Feb '10

PW (Dublin) property price indicators

The average asking price of a 2-bed apt is UP to €271,235 (66.98 INDEX); of a 3-bed semi is UP to €338,179 (68.77); and of a 4-bed det is slightly DOWN to €667,095 (62.65 INDEX). -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 08 Feb '10

Top landowners defy the recession as turnover at marina firm rises to €2.3m

TWO of Ireland's most prominent landowners, Gerry Gannon and Ulick McEvaddy, have managed to defy the recession by chalking up higher sales from their Malahide marina. However, they warn the downturn -  Subscribe
© Irish Examiner 08 Feb '10

Defaulter residents and firms owe €500m to councils

CASH-STRAPPED local authorities have been told to crack down on defaulters as figures show more than €500 million is owed in development levies, rent and rates arrears and unpaid refuse charges. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 08 Feb '10

IMF warned Nama would not lead to significant bank lending

the IMF said taking over soured property loans was “not costless”. “It’s the only way you get through this thing – however, Nama may have to put money into assets to develop market interest in them,” -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 08 Feb '10

Andrews urges action on 'rental crisis'

A legislative framework should be put in place to force property owners to “engage constructively” with their leaseholders, rather than keep rents “artificially high”, according to Mr Andrews. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 08 Feb '10

Gleeson in two major investments in 2006

The tenant of this property, Carluccio’s restaurant, has secured a reduction in its €680,000 rent, after the restaurant said it would otherwise go out of business. -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 07 Feb '10

Council 'too busy' to cash €1m in cheques

Meath County Council admits 'internal controls' failed after withering report on the handling of planning contributions -  Subscribe
© Sunday Tribune 07 Feb '10

Objections to O'Callaghan plans for Liffey Valley €500m extension

Cinema group Ster Century and retailer lobby group RGData have objected to plans for an expansion of Liffey Valley shopping centre in west Dublin by Cork developer Owen O'Callaghan and the Duke of We -  Subscribe
© Business Post 07 Feb '10

Shelbourne owners may never see return on €230 million investment

The owners of the Shelbourne Hotel in Dublin may never see any return on their €230 million investment in the St Stephen’s Green property. The consortium of investors, including property developer Ber -  Subscribe
© Business Post 07 Feb '10

Davy investors may pay for McNamara’s DDDA action

A group of private investors who are owed €98 million by Bernard McNamara will consider lodging funds with the High Court to allow the property developer’s legal action against the Dublin Docklands De -  Subscribe
© Business Post 07 Feb '10

Property grab gets Green light

Green Property’s recent move to snap up assets from Anglo Irish Bank and AIB could be an indication of future deals to come -  Subscribe
© Sunday Tribune 07 Feb '10

Ballymore cleared for high rise on prime east London site

Developer Sean Mulryan's Ballymore Group has received a boost after mayor of London Boris Johnson and Hackney and Tower Hamlets backed new planning guidelines for its 12-acre Bishopsgate Goods Yard s -  Subscribe
© Sunday Tribune 07 Feb '10

Ballymore cleared for high rise on prime east London site

Developer Sean Mulryan's Ballymore Group has received a boost after mayor of London Boris Johnson and Hackney and Tower Hamlets backed new planning guidelines for its 12-acre Bishopsgate Goods Yard s -  Subscribe
© Sunday Tribune 07 Feb '10

Irish developer to build major office project in UK

Irish developer McAleer & Rushe is planning to develop 200,000sq ft of offices in two buildings in Preston in the UK. The project has no start date at present but has secured planning consent. The -  Subscribe
© Sunday Tribune 07 Feb '10

WG Mitchell a partner in £27m Scottish project

Northern Irish property developer WG Mitchell has been named as a development partner for a new £27m community health centre in Lanarkshire in Scotland. Work on the centre is to begin shortly with a t -  Subscribe
© Sunday Tribune 07 Feb '10

Neil Callanan - Ignore the home moaners

Eamon Ryan's solo run on a "Nama for homeowners" is baffling because it already exists. The budget announcement by finance minister Brian Lenihan of an extension of mortgage interest relief for p -  Subscribe
© Evening Herald 06 Feb '10

Barrister raps Dunne's plan for office block

Barrister James O'Reilly described Sean Dunne's Ballsbridge plan as "symptomatic of the chaos" in the property market -  Subscribe
© The Property Week 06 Feb '10

IAVI presentation: Geoff Tucker presenting results of IAVI Survey

Views from the frontline - overview of the performance of the residential and commercial property markets in 2009 based on the results of the qualitative and quantitative survey analysis -  Subscribe
© The Property Week 06 Feb '10

Amendment to Code of Conduct on Mortgage Arrears

The Financial Regulator has written to all mortgage lenders informing them that with effect from 17 February 2010, the Statutory Code of Conduct on Mortgage Arrears has been amended to require that a -  Subscribe
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