After almost a decade in the doldrums, renewed activity is expected across a number of fronts in Cork city’s docklands and quays in 2016, with knock-on effects on major sites downriver in Cork harbour including Marino Point and Ringaskiddy.

A dual market scenario is emerging in Cork’s offices sector, according to a just-released report by agents DTZ.

Nama is expected to make a profit on the sum it paid for developers O’Flynn Construction’s €1.8bn in loans in 2010, according to market sources.

Carrigard has living space upstairs and bedrooms below, with fine Cork harbour views. Tommy Barker reports.

Cork’s Radisson Blu Hotel which was developed at a cost of €37m, is for sale for €8m, with strong trading figures and good profits clocked up over the past three years.

An American computer company is set to create 145 new jobs in Cork over the next three years while Quinn Insurance is to create a further 500 jobs at a new base in the city.

AN expanse of harbour views come with the Glounthaune house, Woodlands, in Upper Annmount, and at 3,300sq ft, the house itself is no slouch either.

BUSINESS users take the early train, and astute business looking to future prime locations in Cork will have an eye on the Kent Railway redevelopment and piggy-backing on the massive investment set to flow on the Horgan's Quay site rein.