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Bidder picked for giant Irish portfolio
A bidder has been selected to buy the €270m Castle Market Holdings portfolio, propertyweek.com can reveal.
Knight Frank teams up with new Irish contingent
Knight Frank has today announced that it will end its association with Ganly Waters Partnership in Ireland and will instead join forces with another advisory firm.
Starwood Capital wins Project Aspen
Project Aspen, NAMA’s €810m non-performing loan portfolio has been bought by Starwood Capital.
Dublin’s Trinity Capital Hotel on sale for €35m
The Trinity Capital Hotel on Dublin’s Pearse Street is to be offered for sale through CBRE Hotels.
Shortlist for Castle Market portfolio sale announced
A shortlist of opportunity fund buyers has been drawn up for a €270m portfolio of Irish assets previously owned by Treasury Holdings.
Key upward only rent review case in Ireland
The debate surrounding upward only rent reviews for Irish commercial property has been reopened by a key legal ruling yesterday.
Ricks’ Irish goldrush
US company Kennedy Wilson is in prime position to ride the wave of Ireland’s recovery. David Hatcher spoke to its CEO of Europe, Mary Ricks
Burlington’s Treasury trove
Burlington Real Estate is taking over where Treasury Holdings collapsed. The company’s head, John Bruder, spoke to Property Week International.
Irish government votes to liquidate Anglo Irish Bank successor
The Irish government has voted to liquidate the Irish Bank Resolution Company and for its loans to be transferred to the National Asset Management Agency.
Allsop makes space for auctions in Ireland
Two years ago, Irish buyers would have been hard pressed to find a multiple property auction in their home country.
Double auction success for Allsop
Allsop Space’s Irish auction today raised €14.3m from a packed room of 1,900 bidders, while in London at a separate event the company raised £43m - a 78% success rate.
Ireland sees first rental growth in five years
Office and industrial rents in Ireland have grown for the first time in five years, a report published today claims.
Dublin's largest private residential development to be sold for €70m
Receivers at Grant Thornton have appointed agents to sell the Clancy Quay residential scheme, which on completion will be one of Dublin’s largest private residential developments, for around €70m.
Senior EMEA changes at CBRE
CBRE has today announced two new appointments to its EMEA senior management team.
MIPIM 2013: Irish investment volumes set to leap
Irish investment volumes to increase by 67% in 2013.
REIT and roll
Ireland is about to get its very own REIT market. Property Week International reports on its chances for success.
Irish government publishes bill to create REIT market
The Irish government this afternoon published its Finance Bill for 2013, in which it made provisions for setting up a REIT market in the country.
Irish government votes to liquidate Anglo Irish Bank successor
The Irish government has voted to liquidate the Irish Bank Resolution Company and for its loans to be transferred to the National Asset Management Agency.
Private equity funds jostle for €270m Dublin portfolio
Bidders beset former Treasury Holdings assets as investors begin to prop up moribund Irish property market
Kennedy Wilson beats Delancey and KKR in Dublin
Delancey and private equity firm KKR have been pipped to State Street’s Irish banking head office and adjacent 3 acre site at 78 Sir John Rogerson’s Quay, in Dublin’s Docklands.
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Kennedy Wilson beats Delancey and KKR to €108m Dublin block
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Dublin's Burlington Hotel sold for 25% of 2007 price tag
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Delancey’s KKR Dublin deal
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Quinn begins jail term
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Irish castle to the stars on market for €25m
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Dublin tests technologies to improve city’s connectivity
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Dublin tests technologies to improve city’s connectivity
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Electric car drivers will be on cloud nine
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Need to Know: IBM’s ‘living lab’
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City Watch: smart security
