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US owner of Square Tallaght shopping centre set to buy into Inter Milan

US fund giant Oaktree Capital – owner of The Square Tallaght and purchaser of soured loans from the main Irish banks – is set to buy a minority stake in Inter Milan as part of a €275m deal aimed at shoring up the Italian soccer team’s troubled finances

business

Glenveagh to raise €200m for further land purchases

property

Better believe Botanika hype

business

Glenveagh shares surge at debut

business

Glenveagh house builder plans to raise €550m

business

Glenveagh house builder plans to raise €550m

Prime site opportunity in top residential area

CBRE, which is celebrating the opening its first office in Cork city, is the selling agent for an interesting property in Blackrock that has just come to market.

Thu, 28 Sep, 2017

House of the week: Blackrock Road, Cork City, €475,000/€485,000 (sites)

Get a committed, quality builder on board, and buyers could be living here in not much more than a year’s time.

Sat, 25 Feb, 2017

Commercial property: Developers jostling for suitable site acquisitions

THERE’S been quite a bit of jostling for site acquisitions for new homes around Cork city, with builders forced to closely analyse the pinch-points of successful acquisition of ‘raw’ stock/sites, versus likely sale margins, financing costs and sustainability/profitability.

Thu, 23 Feb, 2017

‘They’ll have to take me to court if they want me out,’ says evicted Limerick woman

Tara Robinson has vowed to fight eviction from her home at The Strand Apartments Complex, Limerick, by direction of US ‘vulture fund’ firm Oaktree Capital.

Wed, 11 Jan, 2017

Woman served with 'vulture fund' eviction notice vows to fight for her home

Tara Robinson has vowed to fight eviction from her home at The Strand Apartments Complex, Limerick, by direction of US "vulture fund" firm Oaktree Capital.

Tue, 10 Jan, 2017

Calls for investigation into alleged tax avoidance by investment company

Calls have been made for an investigation into alleged tax avoidance by an investment company that took over loans from IBRC.

Fri, 08 Jul, 2016

CityJet: Sale could jeopardise London City Airport’s future

CityJet has cast doubt on London City Airport’s long-term future should a mooted £2bn (€2.59bn) sale go through.

Sat, 06 Feb, 2016

Ballincollig site cleared for flight

A significant CIF briefing in Cork today will address the issue of economics and viability of new house building in current market conditions and at today’s residential values — and, ironically, today is also when marketing starts on a top location site for upmarket new builds on Cork’s western fringes, between the affluent western suburbs and employment hot-spot Ballincollig.

Thu, 04 Feb, 2016

Suburban site is in big demand

A hot-in-demand Cork suburban residential building site gets offered for sale for the third time for its owners Eir, the new name for Eircom.

Thu, 01 Oct, 2015

Plans lodged for more than 30 homes in Cork suburb

Plans for a development of more than 30 new homes in the southside suburbs of Cork have been lodged.

Thu, 03 Sep, 2015

Property developers: Dangers of relying on vulture fund recovery

Some of the big names behind the Irish bubble are coming back into the spotlight, but we need to be careful about the ‘globalisation’ of the property market, writes Michael Byrne

Wed, 12 Aug, 2015

Nama’s €450m Dublin project

Nama is one of a number of organisations partnering to deliver a €450m development in the Dublin Docklands after planning permission was granted yesterday.

Fri, 24 Apr, 2015

€670m in mortgages to be sold

More than €670m worth of Irish mortgages are to be sold to a US-based private equity firm for an undisclosed sum.

Tue, 16 Sep, 2014

New mortgage book laws of little use to homeowners, group claims

The Government’s decision to introduce consumer protection legislation for unregulated firms “is merely window dressing” and will have very little impact on customers in mortgage arrears, according to Ross Maguire from financial advice group, New Beginning. 

Tue, 22 Jul, 2014

90% of IBRC loan book snapped up by buyers

Only €1.9bn of the €21.7bn par value IBRC loan book will go into Nama following the completion of the sales process.

Wed, 02 Apr, 2014

Nama generates €16.5bn

Nama has generated €16.5bn in cash and redeemed €7.5bn of senior bonds since it was established in 2009, according to its 2013 end-of-year statement.

Sat, 04 Jan, 2014

Supreme Court dismisses McInerney’s appeal against rejection of rescue plan

THE Supreme Court has dismissed, by a majority of three to two, the appeal by building company McInerney against the High Court’s rejection of a rescue plan for the company.

Sat, 23 Jul, 2011

McInerney set to be wound down

MCINERNEY Holdings looks set to be wound down, through a voluntary liquidation process instigated by the group’s management.

Fri, 08 Jul, 2011

McInerney Supreme Court appeal against rescue plan refusal begins

THREE banks owed €113 million by housebuilder McInerney had adopted an approach of “simply running the business into the ground” whereas an investor wanted to help regenerate the property market and make a contribution to the Irish economy, the Supreme Court heard yesterday.

Thu, 05 May, 2011

High Court rejects McInerney rescue plan

One of Ireland’s oldest homebuilders McInerney is to go into receivership.

Mon, 10 Jan, 2011

Merger transactions up 70%, but deals down

MERGER transactions notified to the Competition Authority were up 70% last year, but the number of deals fell back to 2003 levels.

Mon, 10 Jan, 2011

McInerney Holdings delists from Irish and British stock exchanges

HOUSEBUILDING group McInerney Holdings has delisted from the Irish and London stock exchanges, saying it isn’t in a position to meet its obligations for being a publicly owned company. The group is currently in examinership.

Sat, 20 Nov, 2010

Judge ‘reluctantly’ extends McInerney court protection

A JUDGE yesterday extended High Court protection for the McInerney construction group until December 3.

Tue, 09 Nov, 2010

Banks to be given valuations on McInerney properties

A HIGH Court judge has directed that three banks opposed to a rescue scheme for McInerney building group should be given information about valuations on properties of the company.

Fri, 05 Nov, 2010

Further information sought on value of McInerney assets

A HIGH Court judge wants more information on valuations of properties owned by the troubled McInerney construction group before a hearing takes place on a rescue plan for the group.

Wed, 03 Nov, 2010

Deadline extended for McInerney interim examiner

The High Court extended protection to the troubled McInerney building group until November 2.

Mon, 04 Oct, 2010

Banks owed €113m by McInerney Homes oppose examinership process

THREE banks owed tens of millions of euro by house builders McInerney Homes opposed the firm and related companies being allowed go into examinership, the High Court has heard.

Sat, 11 Sep, 2010

McInerney and Aer Arann in court battle for survival

TWO of the country’s best known companies are this morning reliant on court protection from their creditors as they try to rescue their ailing businesses.

Fri, 27 Aug, 2010

Interim examiner appointed to house builder McInerney

The High Court has this evening appointed an interim examiner to house building firm McInerney Homes and several realted companies after being informed that an independent accountant's report revealed that firms have a reasonable prospect of survival.

Thu, 26 Aug, 2010