We should get the Q4, 2011 Irish commercial property price indices from both Jones Lang LaSalle and SCSI/IPD, in the next fortnight. I would wager that prices may have risen very slightly in the quarter for the first time in four years – the JLL index has consistently fallen every quarter, from a peak of [...]
Archive for January 12th, 2012
Competitiveness body says Irish commercial property is still overpriced.
Posted in House Price Database, Irish economy, Irish Property, NAMA, Northern Ireland, Politics on January 12, 2012 | 14 Comments »
Enda Kenny asked about future of NAMA at London event
Posted in Irish economy, NAMA, Non-Irish property, Politics on January 12, 2012 | 9 Comments »
An Taoiseach Enda Kenny is in London today for another bilateral meeting with an EU leader – the second leader in 10 months having met with Angela Merkel in October 2011 and David Cameron a number of times. He took part in a Thomson Reuters news event where he gave a presentation on Ireland and [...]
NAMA and Treasury Holdings – are they playing a game of chicken?
Posted in Banks, Developers, Irish Property, NAMA, Non-Irish property, vacant property on January 12, 2012 | 40 Comments »
Up to the middle of last year, the word on the street was that Treasury Holdings, the Dublin-based property giant, was close to the top of the NAMA class – not quite the teacher’s pet that Sean Mulryan and his company, Ballymore, are understood to be, but close. Then there came the annual report from [...]
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