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© The Irish Times |
10 Sep '10 |
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Growing the IFSC
Neil Ward, Chairman of Federation of International Banks in Ireland: "These include the development of Ireland as a hub for green financing and carbon trading, growing our capabilities in Islamic fin - Subscribe |
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The Property Week |
10 Sep '10 |
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225 sale agreed deals since September 1st
Click to review the - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
10 Sep '10 |
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Matt Cooper: Would you embrace Bertie just like that busted property developer?
The picture of beaming former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern being embraced in a bear-hug by NAMA resident property developer Johnny Ronan last Tuesday, at the opening of the Dublin Convention Centre, was nau - Subscribe |
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© The New York Times |
02 Sep '10 |
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Support of Anglo Irish Bank Strains Ireland
DUBLIN - Can one bank bring down a country?
Anglo Irish Bank, the midsize Irish lender whose profligacy has come to symbolize the excesses of the real estate bubble here, is doing its best to find - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
02 Sep '10 |
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Database would boost property market
Colm Lauder writes: "It will also drastically improve the efficiency of valuation, largely removing the considerable amount of time comparing evidence with other agents." - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
02 Sep '10 |
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Isabel Morton on net curtain sales
If every household under financial pressure were to put up a large ‘For Sale’ sign, it would get the message across loud and clear, that we can no longer survive being hounded by our banks and crucifi - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
02 Sep '10 |
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Jack Fagan on Nama anxiety
Even with price reductions on many apartments it could take years to clear the surplus not only because of the overhangbut also because many young couples now prefer houses to apartments. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
26 Aug '10 |
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“Renting is obviously the new buying”: friend of Isabel Morton
Perhaps this “opt out before you are thrown out” approach might become a trend. We could start living like many of our European neighbours, as life-long tenants rather than as property owners. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
26 Aug '10 |
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NAMA sales should make all companies nervous
Hence, the valuation of Irish property is far too important to be left to the property industry. While accountants, auditors and company directors themselves play a part in handling this issue, larger - Subscribe |
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© UK Independent |
26 Aug '10 |
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The false estate: Did property journalists mislead investors?
Irish investors who claim they were misinformed may sue journalists, says Matthew Bell - Subscribe |
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© Sunday Tribune |
22 Aug '10 |
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Simon Kelly - Our post-liquidation nation will be a land of opportunity
This is an unprecedented amount of selling pressure into a market with very little buyer demand, and no underlying stability. Further asset price deflation is now a racing certainty. Again, I have to - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
18 Aug '10 |
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David McWilliams: Collapsing house prices? We ain't seen nothing yet
Back in 2007, I wrote a book called 'The Generation Game', which focused on how the generation between the ages of 30 and 40, who had got into the housing market via huge mortgages, would be financi - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
16 Aug '10 |
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Editorial: Ghost estates
Tough decisions will be required to ensure Nama pays realistic prices for inappropriately located, unfinished estates. Only along commuter corridors or where demographic demand is likely to emerge sho - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
16 Aug '10 |
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Populist petty confiscations will not cure economic ills
No one should escape punishment but it would be a uniquely Irish reaction to the excesses of the boom if we were to deal with the hangover with an over-reaction of self-flagellation and populist petty - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
16 Aug '10 |
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State's property leasing scheme 'an outrageous scam'
Mr Higgins said Labour had proposed an alternative route, whereby local authorities would be given the resources to take advantage of present market conditions to build up their housing stock. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
16 Aug '10 |
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Preserving not bulldozing is best option, says Parlon
BULLDOZING UNFINISHED housing estates would be a “complete waste of money”, Construction Industry Federation (CIF) director general Tom Parlon has said. - Subscribe |
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© Sunday Tribune |
15 Aug '10 |
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Reasons to be cheerful, even about the property business
Declan O'Reilly of HT Meagher O'Reilly: Property is, however, an optimistic industry by nature and we are beginning to see some faint threads of light. I think it may be the end of the tunnel (albei - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
15 Aug '10 |
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Purveyors of bad news are selling us down the river
In one TV programme on the housing market we were shown the scary sight of a row of boarded-up houses, allegedly representing the collapse of our housing market. The houses were, in fact, in Moyross a - Subscribe |
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© Sunday Tribune |
15 Aug '10 |
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Monopoly has a lesson for us all
We suspect the armies of property developers who helped bring Ireland to its current sorry pass never played Monopoly in their school days. If they did, they certainly didn't learn its lesson: - Subscribe |
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© Sunday Tribune |
15 Aug '10 |
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Back To Business, Simon Kelly - 'People can support or shun Arnotts. I'll be staying away'
One agent gave me the best line I have heard in a while. "If it doesn't sell in two weeks, it won't sell," she said. This probably seems obvious to some of you, but it is news to most people. Ther - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
14 Aug '10 |
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Times editorial: Property price data
What remains deeply unsatisfactory, however, is the lack of detail in the Minister’s proposals. How frequently will the property price information be published? Will it be a comprehensive register of - Subscribe |
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