(Click to enlarge – extract of new property added in the second edition of NAMA’s Enforcement List published today) Sooner than expected, NAMA has this afternoon published its second so-called “Enforcement List” – real estate properties subject to NAMA loans to which receivers have been appointed. The list is available as a non-searchable PDF here – [...]
Archive for August 31st, 2011
Stop press! NAMA publishes second edition of its enforcement list; more properties for sale
Posted in Irish Property, NAMA, Non-Irish property, Northern Ireland on August 31, 2011 | 5 Comments »
No let-up in flight of private sector deposits from Irish banks in July 2011
Posted in Banks, IMF, Irish economy, Politics on August 31, 2011 | 43 Comments »
You really have to hand it to institutions in this country. Last week RTE unmasked what it claimed was a Garda informant – it gave his name, his age and his address. And yesterday RTE reported that a prisoner had absconded from the Mid-Western Regional hospital. Did RTE bother to reveal the prisoner’s name, description [...]
More NAMA property reportedly for sale in London
Posted in Developers, NAMA, Non-Irish property on August 31, 2011 | 7 Comments »
We might have to wait for another next week to ten days before NAMA issues its second edition of its famous “enforcement list” – properties to which it has appointed receivers and which are potentially up for sale. Of course the list is only of property to which NAMA has appointed receivers, and there will [...]
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