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05 May '10 |
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83% plunge in UK mortgage lending
Mortgage lending in the UK dived by 83 per cent during March, fuelling speculation that the housing market recovery is running out of steam. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
05 May '10 |
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Action against AIB settled
But, once he signed the guarantee, AIB recklessly advanced monies to the borrowers knowing or not caring that the loans had no rational connection with the value of the works being carried out, he cla - Subscribe |
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05 May '10 |
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Court adjourns McNamara case
A GROUP of private investors and developer Bernard McNamara have been given one final opportunity to try and resolve their dispute over non-repayment of ?62.5 million in loans advanced to Mr McNamara - Subscribe |
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05 May '10 |
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McInerney to stop funding insolvent Spanish subsidiary
HOUSEBUILDER McInerney plans to stop funding an insolvent Spanish subsidiary in a reorganisation that will see it pull back to its core Irish and British markets. - Subscribe |
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05 May '10 |
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Builder awarded ?18,704 for lobby work
Patrick Cassidy had claimed he was entitled to a ?2 million sum against Margaret Heneghan for services carried out for her late husband John which, Mr Cassidy alleged, resulted in the building of a ?4 - Subscribe |
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05 May '10 |
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Permission granted for Sixmilebridge hotel
A small town in Co Clare is set to get its first hotel after An Bord Pleanála approved plans for a site in Sixmilebridge.When completed, the hotel will employ 20 people full-time while a furthe - Subscribe |
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05 May '10 |
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CBRE trends in the Irish commercial property sector
The Dublin office of CB Richard Ellis Group (?CBRE?), the international commercial real estate firm, today launched their latest bi-monthly assessment of conditions in the Irish commercial - Subscribe |
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05 May '10 |
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Real Estate Alliance auction
16 lots were sold on the day - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
04 May '10 |
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Base reborn as property development
Merrion Property Group spokesman Patrick Morwood said: ?The value is based on the local market and we have priced the houses to sell. We are aiming at first-time buyers and at people who are trading d - Subscribe |
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04 May '10 |
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Treasury signs contract to build social housing at Spencer Dock
Development director Rob Davies said that adding social housing to the significant number of private apartments already built there ?will ensure Spencer Dock continues to develop through the downturn - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
04 May '10 |
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Property tax earns ?30m more than first expected
Dublin city and county accounted for almost one-third of the properties declared as non-principal private residences, according to figures from the Department of the Environment. - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
04 May '10 |
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Increase in residential property activity levels in Q1 2010
The Irish Auctioneers & Valuers Institute (IAVI) residential property survey for quarter one of 2010, conducted amongst its members nationwide, suggests that levels of activity have picked up - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
03 May '10 |
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Meath is worst overzoning offender
The top five overzoned counties are Meath (61 times' demand), followed by Waterford (40 times), Louth (38), Monaghan (26) and south Tipperary (17). - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
03 May '10 |
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Land rezoned for 800,000 more homes than needed
Green Planning Minister Ciaran Cuffe last night vowed councils who engaged in rezoning "madness" would be ordered to either de-zone the land, designate it for other uses or allow restricted developm - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
03 May '10 |
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Commercial property deals of ?500m under way
Guy Hollis: ?We think that things are better and a corner has been turned. It?s going to be a slow old plod upwards again, but rents and yields have stabilised. But the whole thing hinges on job creat - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
03 May '10 |
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Trackers under threat
Financial institutions say they are losing money on tracker mortgages, and could try to force borrowers on to higher rates, writes FIONA REDDAN - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
03 May '10 |
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PW (Dublin) property price indicators
The average asking price of a 2-bed apt is DOWN to ?255,603 (63.12 INDEX); of a 3-bed semi is DOWN to ?332,899 (67.60); and of a 4-bed det is UP to ?651,010 (61.14 INDEX). - Subscribe |
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02 May '10 |
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Lots left to ponder
Auctioneers' bid to kickstart property sales yielded to the reality of the market, says Valerie Shanley - Subscribe |
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© Sunday Tribune |
02 May '10 |
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Pat McCann, Maldron Hotels Founder
McCann agrees that many hotels, built to take advantage of tax relief schemes, are doomed to fail. The developers who backed them have little experience of the hotel business and are running out of mo - Subscribe |
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© Sunday Tribune |
02 May '10 |
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Tenant sought for Guild House, Dublin
Commercial property agent MEPC is seeking a tenant to lease between 1,480 and nearly 3,000sq m of office space at Guild House, an office building in the IFSC in Dublng. The high-specification office s - Subscribe |
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