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© The Irish Times |
25 Jan '12 |
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Nama lines up receiver to control assets of Treasury
THE NATIONAL Asset Management Agency is believed to have lined up a receiver to take control of assets at Treasury Holdings today if an agreement is not reached on the repayment of the developer?s loa - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
25 Jan '12 |
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Fewer houses built in 2011 than in 1970
The number of houses built last year was lower than in 1970, the first year for which the Department of the Environment has records, when 13,887 houses were completed. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
24 Jan '12 |
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Third of Church property to be still handed over
Nearly a decade after the controversial indemnity deal for religious orders was signed, only two thirds of properties agreed have been legally handed to the State as part of the compensation agreement - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
24 Jan '12 |
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Starbucks rolls out alcohol sales to boost appeal
The move is not the beginning of a roll out of alcohol sales at the coffee giant's Irish cafes, however. The company isn't considering the concept for the whole chain, Mr Turner said. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
24 Jan '12 |
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NAMA to reveal more about actual losses on toxic loans
Blackrock, Co Dublin-based Brian Flanagan wants toxic debt agency NAMA to include greater transparency about the original size of NAMA loans, and the extent of losses on those debts when it publishes - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
24 Jan '12 |
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House prices now at affordable level for average earners
The first of its kind, the global survey found it now takes the equivalent of little more than three times the average salary to buy a house here. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
24 Jan '12 |
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DEAL: Buyer opts out of Nama vendor financing
Nama sought bids from interested parties for One Warrington Place, an office block in Dublin city centre, offering vendor debt or ?stapled? financing for up to 70 per cent of the property?s value. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
24 Jan '12 |
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Banks settle case to gain possession of D4 hotels
A SYNDICATE of banks that provided funds to companies of developer Seán Dunne towards acquiring the Jurys and Berkeley Court hotels in Ballsbridge for ?400 million has settled court proceedings brough - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
23 Jan '12 |
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Banking on a workable solution
THERE is a simple way to eliminate most of the "negative equity" problem and a big chunk of the mortgage arrears problem, and it can be done at no cost to the taxpayer, the state or the banks. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
23 Jan '12 |
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Nama denies supporting Quinlan?s plush lifestyle
"Nama only works with developers where it considers that this will provide the best return to the taxpayer. Nama will continue to make its decisions on a case-by-case basis in line with its commercia - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
23 Jan '12 |
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Review of negative-equity mortgages postponed
The report also cautioned that banks "may want to use this as an opportunity to move people off tracker and reduced-rate mortgages". - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
23 Jan '12 |
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Three-track approach could ease mortgage nightmare
?Banks are rarely the best people to sell houses ? they typically incur a 30 per cent discount relative to the price index,? said Certus chief executive Joe Higgins, who was previously in charge of Ba - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
23 Jan '12 |
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Architect wants public to identify 'Nama sites'
Michelle Fagan, RIAI: ?There are derelict sites in nearly every town and village, and it?s very good idea to get an architect in ? not just leave it to estate agents and landowners.? - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
23 Jan '12 |
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Wallace faces sell-off after move by bank
INDEPENDENT TD Mick Wallace is facing the sell-off of his property empire after ACC Bank obtained judgment mortgages on 23 of his properties. - Subscribe |
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© Politics.ie |
22 Jan '12 |
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Jim Power on TV and Radio - Why?
This jack-in-a-box is now back in the media game talking his usual rubbish and not sounding in the least bit embarassed about it. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
22 Jan '12 |
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Comers sell up German empire to fund buying spree at Nama
THE Comer brothers, the Galway developers who made a fortune in Britain, are selling part of their German property portfolio worth hundreds of millions in an audacious plan to capture a big chunk of t - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
22 Jan '12 |
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Middle classes strangled by soaring prices
Social welfare recipients are avoiding the worst of the rampant increases in inflation, while pensioners, young families and the middle classes are being slowly strangled by rising prices, according t - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
22 Jan '12 |
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Facebook eyes up former BoI site
FACEBOOK may take over Bank of Ireland?s former headquarters in Dublin as it looks to double the size of its European base. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
22 Jan '12 |
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Thomas Molloy: There's a notable change in behaviour on property
Those surfing habits speak volumes about the pent-up demand that exists in the property market these days following a gut-wrenching property crash that forced hundreds of thousands to put their dreams - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
22 Jan '12 |
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Major deal with AIB was completed in just 12 days, says Kallakis
Mr Kallakis and his business partner Alexander Williams are accused of using forged guarantees from a reputable Hong Kong property company -- Sun Hung Kai Properties (SHKP) -- to secure loans totallin - Subscribe |
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