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04 Feb '10 |
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How NAMA transfer works
* Banks carry out initial valuations on tranches of loans to be transferred, under strict guidelines, from NAMA. * NAMA's panel of legal firms carry out legal due - Subscribe |
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225 sale agreed deals since September 1st
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04 Feb '10 |
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House prices are a major taboo
The forecasters looked sheepish and replied that forecasting asset prices in general is a highly inexact science, never mind crystal ball gazing about the residential sector. - Subscribe |
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04 Feb '10 |
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McNamara plots graveyard scheme to revive fortunes
DEVELOPER Bernard McNamara, who admitted he is "broke", is banking on one of life's great certainties -- death -- to revive his fortunes. He has sought planning for the development of a graveyard a - Subscribe |
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04 Feb '10 |
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Savills personnel changes
Ronan O’Driscoll has been appointed head of the residential department - Subscribe |
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04 Feb '10 |
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Redbricks still rule the market
“Desirable” Victorian redbricks with good rear gardens in Dublin 4 and 6 are showing regular sales, according to estate agents. - Subscribe |
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04 Feb '10 |
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Big price cuts generate more buyer interest
Agents report that whatever action there is right now is for houses from €300,000 to €700,000. - Subscribe |
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04 Feb '10 |
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The fat cats are out of the bag
Rescue of homeowners shouldn't be too little, too late, says ISABEL MORTON - Subscribe |
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04 Feb '10 |
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Planners often ignored
THE IRISH Planning Institute (IPI) would like to take issue with many of the contentions put forward by Isabel Morton in last week’s edition. For instance, the IPI does not agree that An Bord Pleanála - Subscribe |
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04 Feb '10 |
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PRTB making good progress
So I was somewhat disappointed to note a number of factual inaccuracies and misleading claims in last week’s Property Investor article about our organisation. - Subscribe |
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04 Feb '10 |
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New report will show number of empty homes well above 300,000
A REPORT being finalised by planners at UCD for publication this month is expected to conclude that the number of empty houses or apartments in the State may be even higher than the 302,625 figure sug - Subscribe |
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04 Feb '10 |
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No deposits for buyers in latest launch at Adamstown
THREE-BEDROOM houses at Adamstown in west Dublin have dropped in price to under €200,000 in the latest phase of the scheme near Lucan in west Dublin. Developer Castlethorn Construction will open four - Subscribe |
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04 Feb '10 |
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Values down: time to transfer your house?
With property values low, now could be the right time to pass on properties to the next generation, writes JACK FAGAN - Subscribe |
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04 Feb '10 |
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Carluccios to remain closed unless rent reduced
The building was bought by a group of investors assembled by D2 Private, a property investment business founded by David Arnold and Deirdre Foley in 2004. D2 manages the building on behalf of the inve - Subscribe |
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04 Feb '10 |
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NI Housing Market 'Improving": Ulster Survey
Northern Ireland’s housing market is improving, with the number of transactions at their highest for the past two years, according to the latest University of Ulster House Price Index. &nb - Subscribe |
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04 Feb '10 |
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Call for reduction in retail rents
Retail Ireland has called for Government action to reduce rents in the retail sector. Director Torlach Denihan said 30,000 people lost their jobs in the sector last year and many shop workers face red - Subscribe |
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03 Feb '10 |
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Cowen rules out interest rate fix
TAOISEACH Brian Cowen has ruled out the possibility of his Government browbeating the banks to keep mortgage interest rates low. - Subscribe |
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03 Feb '10 |
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McCreevy rejects any blame for property bubble
FORMER Finance Minister Charlie McCreevy has denied his actions contributed in any way to the creation of a construction bubble and the subsequent collapse of the Irish economy. - Subscribe |
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03 Feb '10 |
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Green goes for 'Posh' market in Mayfair
Agent to the stars, 19 Entertainment -- which also acts for 'Posh Spice' Ms Beckham (pictured) and her soccer star husband David -- has agreed to pay a rent of £45 per sq ft to Green Property for th - Subscribe |
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03 Feb '10 |
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A jobs boost for surveyor graduates
Employment prospects have improved in the property surveying sector, with a number of agencies recruiting. Bannon's are seeking two graduate surveyors for its retail agency and asset management servi - Subscribe |
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03 Feb '10 |
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City centre offices available from €300 per sqm
Office rents in some Dublin city centre developments have fallen by more than 40pc from peak and now range from between €300 and €430 per sqm depending on the landlord, agent, terms and location. - Subscribe |
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