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  • Esso to offload four more service stations

    Investments:  The turmoil in the Irish petroleum market stemming from reduced profit margins takes another turn today when Esso launches a marketing campaign to sell four further service stations, two of them in the Dublin area and one each in Galway and Mayo.
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  • Kent shopping centre bought by Irish firm for almost €139 million

    Overseas Investments:   Irish company BHL has acquired the Pentagon shopping centre in Chatham in Kent for €138.98 million (£93 million).

  • Jewellery comes to the rescue for Irish vet in Vermont

    TradeNames: An Irishwoman - formerly one of the first female vets in Co Clare - has carved a life for herself making jewellery in Vermont. Rose Doyle reports.

  • Shankill investment sells for over €2m

    Suburban Retail:  A private investor has paid over €2 million for a retail investment in Shankill, Co Dublin, which will show an unusually low yield of 3 per cent.

  • Over €10 million for Churchtown bar and 1.9 acres

    One of the best known bars and entertainment venues in south Dublin - McGowans of Churchtown - is to be offered for sale by tender on March 15th. Joint agents Elliott & FitzGerald and CBRE are guiding over €10 million for the business, previously known as the Braemor Rooms, which includes two sites extending to 1.9 acres and fronting on to Churchtown Road.

  • Harvey Norman to open store at The Park

    Retail Parks:  Harvey Norman is seeking to dramatically boost its market share by locating its largest Irish store at the second phase of The Park in Carrickmines.

  • Dublin firm buys office in US for €19.48m

    Investments: Dublin-based Barrington Capital Ltd has bought an office building in Chicago, Illinois for €19.48 million.

  • UK firm builds its acquisition

    PropertyServices: The UK-based company that acquired Tom McNamara & Partners about a year ago continues to build on its Irish connection. The link has involved the company, Erinaceous, in a range of large development projects.

  • €253 per sq m rent at East Point

    Offices:  With East Point Business Park in the Dublin docklands enjoying considerable success, there is likely to be strong interest in a newly completed headquarters block which has come on the letting market.

  • Dublin sixth dearest for offices

    Market Report: Dublin is the sixth most expensive location for office space in the world. It has rushed up this unenviable list after moving from 12th position last year, according to a new international study released today.

  • Surveyor calls for high density and high-rise developments

    AnnualDinner: Despite signs that the residential market may be softening, the Society of Chartered Surveyors, at its recent annual dinner, still predicted a busy future for the construction industry.

  • Entrepreneur who put Smiles on South Anne Street

    City Centre Retailing: After a dental spa and Italian restaurant, young entrepreneur Emmet O'Neill - a nephew of Denis O'Brien - is opening a third business on South Anne Street this week, writes Robert O'Byrne.

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