All Ireland articles – Page 23
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OnlineDalata plots main market move
Irish hotel investor Dalata Hotel Group is planning to move to the main stock markets in London and Dublin.
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Cairn converts loans from Project Clear
Cairn Homes has announced the transfer of four sites with the potential to deliver over 1,500 homes into its direct asset ownership from the Project Clear loan portfolio.
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OnlineBlackstone to buy Blanchardstown for €950m
Blackstone has entered exclusive talks to buy the Blanchardstown Centre – one of Ireland’s biggest shopping centres – from Green Property in a €950m deal reflecting a yield of 4.75%.
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OnlineIPUT taps Wells Fargo for first debt financing
Irish property fund IPUT has borrowed for the first time, securing a €150m revolving credit facility from Wells Fargo.
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OnlinePatrizia acquires Dublin office building for €145m
Patrizia, the German based investment group, has bought The Oval office building in Dublin for €145m (£114m).
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MarketsEmerald shoots - Dublin shopping centres primed for expansion
After years spent fighting its way out of the depths of the financial crisis, Ireland has now emerged as one of the fastest-growing economies in Europe.
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OnlineDalata revenue soars 185% as firm records €28.5m profit
Revenue at Dalata, Ireland’s largest hotel operator, soared 185% up to €225.7m (£175.5m) last year as the firm reported a pre-tax profit of €28.5m.
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OnlineCairn Homes posts losses in first results since IPO
Irish housebuilder Cairn Homes has reported a pre tax loss of €37.2m (£29.3m) for 2015 after exceptional items.
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NewsGreen REIT’s fears of oversupply in Dublin subside
In another sign of the strength of the Irish property market, Green REIT reported a series of major lease extensions this week and said fears of oversupply of offices in Dublin had “abated”.
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NewsDublin market on the up despite election fears
Prime office rents in Dublin are on track to hit €65/sq ft (£50/sq ft) by the end of 2016 - more than double their post-crash low - and analysts say even an uncertain outcome in Ireland’s election is unlikely to dampen the positive mood in the market.
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OnlineDublin's Gresham hotel hits the market
Christie Co and CBRE Hotels have been instructed to market The Gresham Hotel in Dublin for sale by private treaty with a guide price of more than €80m (£63m).
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OnlineHibernia buys Central Quay in Dublin’s South Docks
Hibernia REIT has bought Central Quay in the South Docks area of Dublin for €51.3m (£40m).
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OnlineAsset value up but profit down at Green REIT
Green REIT, the Irish property company, has revealed a 10% drop in profit in the six months to 31 December 2015.
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U+I sells Dublin hotel scheme to Dalata
Hotel development group Dalata has bought the former Charlemont Clinic site in Dublin from U+I for £11.9m.
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NewsHealthcare investors look to Ireland for better returns
Primary Health Properties (PHP) is looking to invest in the Republic of Ireland for the first time - hot on the heels of its rival MedicX Fund, which made its debut Irish acquisition last year.
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OnlineGreen REIT markets €170m portfolio
Green REIT, the Irish property investment group, has appointed JLL to sell The Glas Collection mixed-use porfolio, with an asking price of almost €170m (£129m).
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Hibernia appoints development director
Hibernia REIT has appointment Mark Pollard as director of development. He will join Hibernia in early May 2016 as a member of the executive committee.
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NewsIrish retail parks sell for €50m
Two Irish retail parks from the €130m (£98.8m) Hazel portfolio have been flipped for €50m to a fund controlled by Oaktree Capital, as returns from retail property in Ireland take off.
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Dalata buys four UK and Irish hotels
Dalata Hotel Group has bought four UK and Irish hotels for an enterprise value of around €40m
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OnlineIrish property returns hit 25% last year
Total returns for Irish property fell to 25% in 2015 as rental value growth took over as the main driver of returns, according to the IPD/SCSI Ireland Quarterly Property Index.
