Today sees the publication of the third Permanent TSB/ESRI QUARTERLY House Price Series. Prices are analysed for Dublin, non-Dublin and National. Here are the latest prices and the previous quarter, prices one year ago, prices at peak (Dublin in April 2007, non-Dublin and National in January 2007) and prices at 30th November, 2009 (the date [...]
Archive for October 20th, 2010
Permanent TSB/ESRI House Price Index for Quarter 3 shows the decline is continuing at modest rate, 1.3% down quarter on quarter
Posted in Irish Property, NAMA on October 20, 2010 | 1 Comment »
New feature: NAMAwinelake index to track NAMA’s asset values
Posted in NAMA on October 20, 2010 | 4 Comments »
It is now widely known that NAMA is valuing loans that it is acquiring by reference to a valuation date of 30th November, 2009. Since that date property in NAMA’s main market, Ireland, has continued to decline whilst property in some other markets has improved in value. Starting today there will be a new index [...]
Irish commercial property down 1.1% in Q3, 2010 compared with Q2, 2010. Rents tumble by 5% in the quarter and 19.8% in past nine months.
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Property giant and NAMA valuation panel member, Jones Lang Lasalle (JLL), has released to the media the results of its survey on Irish commercial property for Q3, 2010. A report should become available in due course from the JLL website (free registration required). The JLL quarterly index on Irish commercial property is one of two [...]
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