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© The Irish Times 03 Feb '12

Supreme Court rejects ground rent law challenge

Isle of Man-registered JES Holdings and its shareholders, John and Lucy Shirley, had claimed that the 1980 Landlord and Tenant Act, under which Carrickmacross supermarket owner Augustine O’Gorman was -  Subscribe
© The Property Week 03 Feb '12

Don't Forget to Review Your Local Sale Agreed Deals from the 470+ We Noted in January

Click here and then enter your local market postcode or area or street into the appropriate field > -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 03 Feb '12

Round one goes to McKillen in NAMA case

PROPERTY investor Paddy McKillen has enjoyed a court victory in his battle to control some of London's top hotels. -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 03 Feb '12

Now is the time to get training for a mortgage

According to mortgage advisor Michael Dowling, banks now scrutinise the spending and savings records of applicants for months prior to their application. -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 03 Feb '12

Tesco to spend tens of millions on massive new store

Tesco is likely to spend tens of millions of euro building a major new outlet at the Liffey Valley Shopping Centre in Dublin. It will be one of its biggest stores in Ireland. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 02 Feb '12

Price of Drumm's house pushes Abington values down

THE €1.65 million asking price for former Anglo-Irish bank chief David Drumm’s house in Abington, Malahide – put on the market this week just a month after Ronan Keating’s house sold there for €1.5 mi -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 02 Feb '12

Getting better or a blip?

THINGS appear to be looking up, with Sherry FitzGerald reporting they’ve registered over 1,000 buyers in January and had 500 viewers last week alone to their properties. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 02 Feb '12

Rowena Quinn and new brand Hunters

Hunters isn’t a new agency, but the rebranded residential sales, letting and valuation arm of Space. (Space, of course, is the agency that teamed up with UK firm Allsop last year to make headlines wit -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 02 Feb '12

On the move

Jacqui Tallon has just joined Beirne Wise as a director after 17 years with Sherry FitzGerald and Bobby Geraghty has joined King Associates as a director after 12 years with Savills. -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 02 Feb '12

NAMA poised to take over part of Agar's real estate empire

The National Asset Management Agency (NAMA) was last night poised to take control of parts of Dublin developer David Agar's real estate empire. -  Subscribe
© The Property Week 02 Feb '12

Lucan homes launched into unknown

AS A BUILDER who isn’t in Nama and who is about to launch a new new homes scheme, John McGreevy is a rare specimen. "It’s a case of suck it and see.” -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 02 Feb '12

Retail time machine is looking to the future

Dundrum Town Centre stands out as a star performer for the country's retail sector but its director, Don Nugent, is determined not to get complacent about its success -  Subscribe
© The Property Week 01 Feb '12

Household Charge to be replaced with more equitable Property Tax in 2013/2014

The group will be independently chaired by Dr. Don Thornhill who has relevant expertise in this area. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 01 Feb '12

Do you have a flexi-address?

Isn’t it better for the soul to be loud and proud about where you really live? Unless like me, you are not really sure…. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 01 Feb '12

Surveyors see some ground for optimism

The 319 chartered surveyors questioned for the report were optimistic about the Dublin residential property market, forecasting that prices would stabilise this year as a result of a dearth of new urb -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 01 Feb '12

Cash buyers snap up bargain properties in key spots nationwide

Leinster agents recorded falls of over 20pc for apartments, second-hand country cottages and period houses on their own grounds. In Leinster, the average selling price for a second-hand three-bed semi -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 01 Feb '12

Nama performing loans down to 21%

The transfer of the Carroll properties, including the skeletal building in Dublin docklands once earmarked for Anglo Irish Bank, would simplify the receivership process. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 01 Feb '12

Weston to be first in sale of Mansfield properties

Weston Executive Airport near Lucan is to be offered for sale by Savills on the international market in the first stage of a planned sell-off of a range of distressed property assets held by Jim Mansf -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 01 Feb '12

Knight Frank announce two new appointments

Andrew Watt, now head of commercial, has been appointed to the board of Knight Frank Ltd. in Ireland. Aisling Tannam has been promoted to head of office agency and office acquisitions -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 01 Feb '12

Marie Hunt of CBRE on vacancy rates masking the true story

The vacancy rate in Dublin is not going to come down any time soon. Despite the fact that take-up is thankfully continuing at pace, chipping away at the vacancy rate in a market where many companies a -  Subscribe
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