All Property Week articles in Ireland Supplement 7 September 2001
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Markets
Retail renaissance
The latest DTZ research suggests the future is bright for retail in Dublin; increases in spending are set to beat every other city in Europe
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Insight
Magnetic North
Acting first minister Sir Reg Empey has more on his plate than ProLogis's withdrawal from a major Belfast scheme. He talks to Property Week about his plans to attract investment
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Insight
Hidden Treasury
Little is known about Ireland's most controversial developer Treasury Holdings. But now, co-head Richard Barrett speaks to Property Week
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Insight
Greener pastures
After a tough 2000, better times could be ahead for Green Property, as rent reviews and a refinancing await this autumn. We talk to managing director Stephen Vernon
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Markets
Get the mall rolling
After months of speculation, the Victoria Square retail scheme is finally creaking forward after competition from three rival city centre schemes faded away.
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Markets
Fighting the good fight
A community-enhancing project has warmed local people to Tom Ekin's Linfield Properties, but will the conflicts in the area push potential occupiers, and new jobs, away?
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Insight
Private enterprise
After a year of niggling problems, Noel Smyth has taken Dunloe Ewart private if not in name, then certainly in ethos.
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Markets
Eire a grievance
Slowing economic growth, the increasing popularity of online shopping, and foot-and-mouth disease have all contributed to a 30% drop in Dublin's retail trading.
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Markets
Something in the Eire
The economic slowdown is threatening Dublin's industrial market. But land around the airport could hold the key to future success.
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Markets
Dublin down
The US slowdown was destined to hit the Republic of Ireland hard because of the level of investment coming from across the water. We sample the air of concern
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Markets
Desert Ireland
Dublin's boom has taken a long time to filter through to the rest of the country, and there is little activity in Cork, Limerick or Galway. We discover what the future holds
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Markets
Recreation creation
Belfast has long been a ghost town after dark, but with the hope of more peaceful times ahead, a £15m mixed-use scheme, among others, could breath life into the city centre.
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Markets
Awaiting the rating revolution
A new Valuation Act has precipitated a revaluation of Irish properties. How will the market cope with change after 150 years?
