NAMA has distanced itself from its perceived role as a “toxic bank” saying it has no interest in “hoarding assets longer than necessary”.

GOOGLE, the global internet group, has bought Dublin’s tallest office building for €99.9 million from NAMA, the country’s bad bank.

THE Irish-controlled property development company, Real Estate Opportunities (REO) has provided an upbeat trading statement to the market, citing a stabilisation in Ireland’s commercial property market, the progress made on its Battersea Power Station project in London and the work done towards restructuring its balance sheet as signs the company is in a good position.

Dublin/London: London Mayor Boris Johnson has approved the Johnny Ronan/Richard Barrett-backed £5.5 billion redevelopment project for London’s iconic Battersea Power Station site.

INITIAL planning permission has been granted for the long-awaited £5.5 billion (€6.5bn) redevelopment of London’s Battersea Power Station site, which is owned by the London-based subsidiary of Treasury Holdings.

Wandsworth Council in the UK has approved the planning application for the Battersea Power Station site, owned by Real Estate Opportunities.

REAL Estate Opportunities (REO) – the international property development company controlled by Irish firm Treasury Holdings – has slashed its first-half pre-tax losses to £45.3 million (€52.2m), from just under £200.5m last year.

THE sight of a handshake would have been hard enough to stomach, but the picture of beaming former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern being embraced in a bear-hug by NAMA resident property developer Johnny Ronan last Tuesday, at the opening of the Dublin Convention Centre, was nauseating.

REAL Estate Opportunities (REO) – the international property development company in which Treasury Holdings owns a majority stake – is planning to spin off its Battersea Power Station site in London and float it as a separate listed business.

THE relative strength of the Chinese economy has made China Real Estate Opportunities (CREO) optimistic about the remainder of the year.

INTERNATIONAL property development company Real Estate Opportunities (REO) has said that its Irish portfolio is continuing to perform well, despite the general downturn in the market here.

TREASURY Holdings, jointly owned by the media-shy business duo of Richard Barrett and John Ronan, has restructured the group into fourdivisions.

CHINA Real Estate Opportunities (CREO), the property vehicle controlled by Johnny Ronan and Richard Barrett, has completed a £259 million (€382m) fundraising drive.

Real Estate Opportunities (REO), the Irish property company, has appointed Rafael Vinoly Architects as masterplanner to the redevelopment of Battersea Power Station in London.

THE Treasury Holdings-backed property investment company, Real Estate Opportunities (REO) has reached a settlement in its legal battle with minority shareholder, Aberdeen Asset Management, which will see the company’s assets boosted by more than €70 million.

An Irish company has purchased London’s Battersea Power Station and surrounding lands for €595m, it was confirmed today.

EUROHYPO, Europe’s top real estate and commercial bank, has put together a €375 million seven-year loan for Real Estate Opportunities (REO), a property investment company controlled by Treasury Holdings.

PROPERTY developers Johnny Ronan and Richard Barrett are suing Aberdeen Asset Management for up to €120 million.