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Irish spend tops €12bn in 2007
Irish investors spent €12 billion on commercial property assets in Ireland and Europe during 2007, according to new figures due to be released at a European investment conference in Dublin tomorrow.
Adjoining Georgians in D1 for €4.5m
Two grand Georgian houses on North Great George's Street, Dublin
1 are for sale by private treaty.
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€275 per sq m rent in Sandyford tower block
Office Market: Development work has begun on Dublin's tallest office tower, a 14-storey building that will form the centrepiece of a vast residential, office and retail scheme in Sandyford.Publisher moves its creative staff from Digital Hub to Tara Street
Education media and Publishing Group (EMPG), the Irish publishing group formerly known as HM Riverdeep, is moving its creative staff to Ashford House at Tara Street five months after the firm rehoused its executives in developer Garrett Kelleher's luxurious 75 St Stephen's Green.Wild Goose Studio in chase for new markets
Trade Names: In the wild Goose Studio in Kinsale they produce a unique line in Celtic artifacts, interpretations of old Ireland's mythology, legend, poetry and history aimed at a 21st century nation.Nissan gets package of over €2m to take Parkwest lease
John Player & Sons had no option but to offer a significant premium package in order to offload the lease of its former warehouse and office facility at Parkwest Industrial EstateHuge office block planned for Spencer Dock
Treasury Holdings is pushing ahead with another office block at Spencer Dock in the Dublin docklands following the success of its letting programme.Kilmainham offices to rent from €409 per sq m
Developer LALCO has launched the final phase of its mixed-use scheme at Kilmainham Square in Dublin 8.€4 million for D8 building with tax breaks
A newly completed retail and apartment development with valuable tax concessions in Inchicore, Dublin 8, has come on the market through agent McNally Handy with a guide price of €4 million.Tender prices in decline as building industry reacts to slow market
Construction tender prices are falling as a result of the spare capacity caused by the downturn in residential building. Yet costs, particularly for labour and materials, will continue to track inflation and put additional pressures on the sector, according to a review of the industry.Belfast's new retail quarter opens next week
Central Belfast has looked like a giant building site in recent years but next week the hoardings will finally come down on the largest and most eagerly anticipated of its new developments.€24.5m for mixed-use investment in Wiesbaden
The Dublin real estate investment consultants, Phelan Partnership, is seeking a buyer for a mixed-use investment property in Wiesbaden, Germany.Figures show UK's retail market is resilient - when the price is right
"Liverpool One is rushing to the aid of shopaholics," boast the promoters of Merseyside's latest redevelopment, a 42-acre complex of shops, cafés and greenery that will create more than 5,000 jobs after opening in May.InShort
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