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NAMA sells Ireland's tallest residential building

Ireland's tallest residential building, the Elysian Tower in Cork, has been sold by NAMA. It was part of Project Tower, a portfolio of loans secured on properties controlled by the O'Flynn Group. The portfolio has a face value of €1.8 billion. NAMA refused to disclose…

Retail property market at the bottom, insists Kennedy Wilson

Commercial Blog, General, Home, Industry News, Property News, The Investor, The Overseas Investor

Kennedy Wilson, the US real estate giant that has invested heavily in Ireland since the crash, has called the bottom of the market here for retail property. Peter Collins, who runs Kennedy Wilson Europe from its Dublin office, said retail would be “the big story” of 2014. He said…

Dublin tipped as Europe's best city to buy property in this year

Commercial Blog, General, Home, Industry News, Property News, The Investor, The Overseas Investor

Dublin has been tipped as Europe's top property investment hotspot for the year ahead. The city will undergo a renaissance from property pariah to star market for commercial investors, according to a report by international think tank Urban Land Institute and consultants PwC. In the…

Chelsea FC submit bid for NAMA-controlled Battersea Power Station

Commercial Blog, Mortgages & Money, Property News, The Overseas Investor

Champions League and FA Cup finalists Chelsea FC have confirmed that they have submitted an offer to acquire the 39-acre Battersea Power Station site from the National Asset Management Agency. The offer was made today through the club’s property development partner Almacantar. Battersea was bought…

Survey reveals that property investors want capital growth

The Overseas Investor

Capital growth is the most important consideration for real estate investors with a third of potential buyers regarding the UK as the top location for purchasing property, according to a new survey. The findings of the 2011 Property Frontiers' Investor Survey found that 46% of…