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Our NEWS section is the most comprehensive publication on the business of property in Ireland, keeping our trade readers fully informed on all developments in the property business and among their competitors.

It gathers together in one place all reports on the market, and goes into much greater detail than does the consumer press on trade issues of interest to estate agents, developers and other property professionals. It summarises property stories from the media, and provides handy links to the full stories. Occasional indepth features and opinion pieces for a fully developed online property magazine. It also acts as a searchable archive of all property matters down the years.

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© The Irish Times 19 Jul '10

Fall in values reduces scope for property tax - Lenihan

“But one of the problems with capital taxation at present, whether it is property, inheritance, [or] capital gains, is that we have seen this huge reduction in the value of property, so that the capac -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 19 Jul '10

President urged to intervene as late change to planning Act sparks fears

Backing its call for the President to intervene, An Taisce’s national chairman, Charles Stanley-Smith, said: “The inclusion of this amendment to the Act will have devastating consequences for justice -  Subscribe
© Business Post 18 Jul '10

Swiss investment fund to take on McCabe Builders’ debt

McCabe Builders, one of the country’s biggest building firms, has struck a deal with a Swiss-based investment fund that will take on its significant debt pile. John McCabe’s team will continue to run -  Subscribe
© Sunday Tribune 18 Jul '10

Simon Kelly - Mission: Possible

Having been in the room with Nama, I can now understand the need for this. This is a clean, fresh start and everything must be viewed through this new prism. Old information is bad information and the -  Subscribe
© Sunday Tribune 18 Jul '10

Abbey to target Nama land, and growth in UK

Irish housebuilder Abbey will look to acquire land when Nama puts it up for sale, raising the possibility it will end up indirectly acquiring land from heavily indebted rival McInerney. -  Subscribe
© Sunday Tribune 18 Jul '10

Developers bribed planners with discounts on apartment prices

Property developers bribed some planners during the housing boom by offering them apartments at discounts of several thousand euro in return for planning permission, five senior industry sources have -  Subscribe
© Sunday Tribune 18 Jul '10

What is Nama? Getting the bad loans off the books of the banks

The National Asset Management Agency is an agency that is acquiring both good and bad loans from Irish banks. All loans in excess of €5m relating to property can qualify for inclusion. The total value -  Subscribe
© Sunday Tribune 18 Jul '10

The Nama Republic: The first 10 developers to go into agency

1. Sean Mulryan 2. Derek Quinlan 3. Treasury Holdings 4. Gerry Gannon 5. Gerry Barrett 6. Bernard McNamara 7. Cosgrave Brothers 8. Joe O'Reilly 9. Michael O'Flynn 10. Liam Carroll -  Subscribe
© Sunday Tribune 18 Jul '10

Storm brewing in D4 as RTÉ plans €350m campus rebuild

RTÉ is to face strong opposition from Donnybrook residents to plans for a €350m redevelopment of its Montrose campus. An oral hearing on the so-called "Project 2025" overhaul is due to be held by th -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 18 Jul '10

Cement relations with your property management firm

The new legislation, the Multi-unit Development Bill and the Property Services Regulation Bill, will bring changes for the better for property owners, promises Tom Lynch of the National Property Servi -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 18 Jul '10

Quango pays just €3 for three sites that council wasted millions on

The documents show that 79.32 acres purchased in Hampton, Balbriggan, in 2000; 18.04 acres purchased in 2001 in Hackettstown, Skerries; and 6.5 acres purchased in Garristown in 2002 are to be transfer -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 18 Jul '10

Buyers queue for ghost estate sale as homes go for half price

THREE-bed homes on a half-finished ghost estate in Sligo sparked a buying frenzy when they went on sale for the bargain-basement price of €125,000 yesterday. -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 18 Jul '10

A developer of distinction, though some of it dubious

O'Flynn Construction is perhaps best-known for its development of Ireland's tallest building, the 17-storey (71m/233ft) Elysian Tower in Cork city. -  Subscribe
© Irish Independent 18 Jul '10

FG taps 'Nama 10' developer for money

FINE GaeL sought and accepted money from one of Nama's 10 most-indebted property companies and, in return, its managing director got to play in a golf classic organised by the party at the exclusive -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 17 Jul '10

EBS to increase its variable rate

EBS building society has announced another increase in variable mortgage rates. From August 1st, variable rate customers will face 0.6 of a percentage point increase in their payments. -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 17 Jul '10

An Taisce accused of slur against council staff

DUBLIN CITY manager John Tierney has accused An Taisce of “gross misinterpretation” of facts and slurs against the integrity of council officials in its claims which prompted a planning investigation -  Subscribe
© The Irish Times 17 Jul '10

Rise and fall of a Tiger tycoon

At the height of the boom the property developer Paddy Kelly was worth €350 million. Now he's €350 million in debt. Yet he still drives a BMW, lives in 'a lovely house', and admires Anglo Irish Ban -  Subscribe
© The Property Week 17 Jul '10

Planning Bill – Highlights of the New Legislation

The Planning and Development (Amendment) Bill 2010 represents a [long overdue] major legislative reform of our planning system which will moves away from the major developer-led and bad planning mista -  Subscribe
© The Property Week 17 Jul '10

New planning laws passed

"At the heart of these new planning laws is a simple idea: to put the interests of our citizens ahead of any one interest group, be they property developers or landowners," Minister Ciaran Cuffe sai -  Subscribe
© The Property Week 17 Jul '10

CBRE: Industrial letting & sales down in Q2

Garrett McClean, Director of Industrial: “Thanks to the strong start to the year, 2010 has so far been a better year for industrial letting activity in Dublin than 2009, despite the slowdown in Q2. W -  Subscribe
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