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© The Irish Times |
06 Sep '10 |
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How the IFSC 'HQ' became shadow of its intended self
My study of 46 treasury management firms of the over 400 located at the IFSC found that 39 reported no fixed assets, median employment was zero, yet they were highly profitable and had median financia - Subscribe |
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© Sunday Tribune |
05 Sep '10 |
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Irish investor bags £8m in London office sale
The Etoile Building was sold last week for over £31m to DTZ Investment Management, according to Property Week. The investor bought the building last year for around £23m from the Hermes Property Unit - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
05 Sep '10 |
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Texaco petrol chain put up for sale
Oil giant Chevron has put its Irish business up for sale, and is seeking buyers for its Texaco network of petrol stations and the Texoil oil brand. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
04 Sep '10 |
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Bourke in call to landlords
THE RESTAURATEUR and publican Jay Bourke has said landlords have to adjust their expectations when the businesses they are depending on for rent are under severe pressure. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
03 Sep '10 |
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Landmark Group snaps up Italian restaurant chain Carluccio’s in €109m takeover
ITALIAN restaurant chain Carluccio’s has agreed to a £90.3 million (€109.7m) takeover by Middle Eastern retail giant Landmark Group. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
02 Sep '10 |
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SWIP buys Longwood Road Retail Park for £48 million
Northern Ireland-based Corbo Properties has sold the Longwood Road Retail Park, Newtownabbey, near Belfast, to the Scottish Widows Investment Partnership (SWIP) for £48 million (€57.9 milli - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
02 Sep '10 |
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Meteor sued over lease-break option at Citywest premises
Dali Properties controlled by Brendan Hickey and David Shubotham has sued Eircom's Meteor arm for at least €400,000, claiming the telecoms firm didn't validly exercise a lease-break option in July 2 - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
02 Sep '10 |
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Council set to put landfill site up for sale
PRIVATE refuse collection companies are queuing up to acquire a huge county council-owned landfill site in west Limerick. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
02 Sep '10 |
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Recovery fears as retail sales dip
Retail Ireland director Torlach Denihan said the underlying trend of stabilisation and recovery in retail sales that was emerging earlier this year seems to be stalling. This underlines the fragile st - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
01 Sep '10 |
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CBRE September research report on commercial property
The Dublin office of CB Richard Ellis Group (“CBRE”), the international commercial real estate firm, today launched their latest bi-monthly assessment of conditions in all sectors of the I - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
01 Sep '10 |
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Permanent TSB cuts back
If a buyer does not emerge, agents Douglas Newman Good will seek to lease the building at around €100,000 per annum. CB Richard Ellis are seeking €550,000 for the Permanent TSB branch in Kimmage. DTZ - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
01 Sep '10 |
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Occupancy up, but existing shopping centre tenants charged too much
Occupancy rates have increased in the past 15 months, while rent has reduced by on average 4%, according to the Retail Excellence Ireland (REI) report. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
31 Aug '10 |
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Twenty jobs lost as Dublin Cafe Bar Deli branch closes
The Ranelagh branch closed at the weekend after excessive competition and customers’ under-spending meant it wasn’t making enough, Mr Bourke said. The positions adopted by landlords was a huge issue, - Subscribe |
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© Sunday Tribune |
29 Aug '10 |
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Topaz petrol stations lobby city council in strategic review
The owners of the 10 petrol stations let to Topaz in Dublin city have undertaken a strategic review of the stations. The company has also asked Dublin City Council to remove the restrictions on alcoho - Subscribe |
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© Sunday Tribune |
29 Aug '10 |
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His master's clothes: HMV moves into fashion
Music retailer HMV is expanding into the fashion business and will begin stocking clothes in its Dublin shops this week. The company has signed deals with brands such as Boxfresh, Lee Jeans, FLY53 and - Subscribe |
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© Sunday Tribune |
29 Aug '10 |
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The high streets are changing, and it's not by choice
Over the past 18 months, Dublin's high streets have become unrecognisable and the question now is whether something like the Dundrum shopping centre better positioned to ride out the economic crisis - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
27 Aug '10 |
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Irish farmland prices seem to have stabilised: Knight Frank
The Dublin, Kildare and Wicklow region had the highest average price at just over €16,139 per acre. - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
25 Aug '10 |
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Over 280 commercial properties tracked this summer
Since July 1st we have added or altered over 280 commercial property listings in Co Dublin.20 for sale >>> click here to view - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
23 Aug '10 |
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Bank's exit just latest blow for battered hotel sector
LAST WEEK’S announcement by Bank of Scotland (Ireland) that it is to pull out of the Irish market has once again thrown the state of the Irish hotel industry into the spotlight. The announcement by th - Subscribe |
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© Sunday Tribune |
22 Aug '10 |
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Penneys collars London with a second shop at Oxford Street
Penneys, the low-price fashion retailer which trades in Britain as Primark, is to open a new shop at Oxford Street in London. Primark opened its first shop on the street three years ago and it has sin - Subscribe |
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