You might be forgiven for thinking that we would have a House Price Database (HPD) by Christmas 2010. After all, it was committed to in the Programme for Government in October 2009 and Opposition politicians have harried the Housing Minister Michael Finneran on a monthly basis since then seeking updates. The cant response from Minister [...]
Archive for October 16th, 2010
House Price Database – an update.
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NAMA paid €38m for the Irish Glass Bottle site loan (inclusive of Long Term Economic Value) – that’s less than 8% of the purchase price in 2006
Posted in NAMA on October 16, 2010 | 1 Comment »
I’m willing to bet that businessman Paul Coulson is smiling as he reads the Irish Independent today over his bowl of cornflakes. Chairwoman of the Dublin Docklands Development Authority (DDDA), Professor Niamh Brennan has been talking about the former Irish Glass Bottle (IGB) site in Ringsend which was bought in 2006 for €412m from the [...]
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