All Northern Ireland articles – Page 8
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NewsAIB sells landmark US loans
Allied Irish Bank has agreed to sell a portfolio of around $1bn of US commercial property loans to private equity group Blackstone and US bank Wells Fargo
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OnlineHousebuilder Carvill in administration
Northern Irish housebuilder Carvill has been put into administration.
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Belfast firms merge
Belfast-based Knight Co merged with McConnell Chartered Surveyors on 1 May. Shaun Wallace, principal of Knight Co, joins McConnells as an associate director. He and colleague Andrew Agnew will continue to trade as McConnell Chartered Surveyors.
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SWIP buys £48m Northern Ireland retail park
Scottish Widows Investment Partnership (SWIP) has bought a Northern Ireland retail park for £48m.
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CBRE Investors buys Belfast M&S
CBRE Investors has bought an 83,000 sq ft Marks Spencer store in Belfast city centre for £8.75m.
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OnlineCitylets Belfast Rental Report: Trends in Belfast Residential Lettings - Q2 2010
Detailed research by the NI Housing Executive show that the proportion of households in the Private Rented Sector (PRS) has grown steadily since the 1990s.
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Metric makes £28.4m debut purchase
Metric Property Investments has bought its first property following its £190m flotation on the London Stock Exchange in March.
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OnlineThe Citylets Belfast Rental Report - Issue 1, Q1 2010
"The Private Rented Sector (PRS) is playing an increasingly significant role in the provision of housing in Northern Ireland. The latest figures from the Housing Executive show that the number of privately rented dwellings has risen from 28,600 in 1991 to 124,600 in 2009."
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Pumphrey brings experience to Mayfair Capital
Mayfair Capital Investment Management has appointed Ned Pumphrey as investment director and head of transactions
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MarketsOccupiers are scarce at Belfast’s landmark office hub
Developers are within weeks of completing Belfast’s four landmark office buildings on the banks of the River Lagan (see table) — without a tenant in sight
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Westfield Lisburn inquiry to begin in June
Northern Ireland’s Planning Appeals Commission opens the public inquiry into Westfield’s development of John Lewis and 19 other stores at Sprucefield, Lisburn, on 7 June
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OnlineDeramore on site for Edinburgh’s Princes Street redevelopment
Belfast-based developer Deramore Property Group is on site with its £35m hotel development on Edinburgh’s Princes Street.
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Mar Properties’ UK-wide hat-trick
Bangor-based Mar Properties is to create the UK’s largest TK Maxx of 70,000 sq ft at 36-48 Argyle Street in Glasgow
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Republic enters Northern Ireland
UK fashion retailer Republic is entering the Northern Irish retail market.
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Decathlon sister Koodza limbers up for debut
Koodza, the sister company of French sportswear and equipment retailer Decathlon, is to make its UK debut this spring
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Chopstix woks up to Bluewater
Noodle bar Chopstix is to open in Kent’s Bluewater as part of a strategy to double its portfolio over the next two years
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Decathlon races to Northern Ireland
French sports retailer Decathlon is to open its first store in Northern Ireland
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MarketsOdyssey’s journey reaches juncture
Rumours abound that the lease for part of the entertainments venue, the Pavilion, has been sold
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MarketsRoyal Exchange reaches milestone
Development agreement signed for £360m Belfast shopping centre
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MarketsAdelaide Exchange says g’day to New York
The New York Stock Exchange has come to the rescue of Belfast’s stagnant office letting market
