The amount paid out in professional, management, and receiver fees for the receivership of Treasury Holdings’ main Spencer Dock firm now total €12.4m for work for more than four years.

One of Dublin’s most eye-catching buildings has sold for €242m in what is being described as one of the most high-profile office investment sales to occur here.

Sales of 11 properties associated with the receivership of the main Spencer Dock firm formerly controlled by Treasury Holdings have realised €4.2m between July 2015 and January this year.

Former Justice Minister Alan Shatter has welcomed an apology from Johnny Ronan after the property developer had quoted the Nazi phrase “Arbeit Macht Frei” in his submission to the Oireachtas Banking Committee.

One of Rosanna Davison’s three wedding bashes in summer 2014 contributed to the luxury five-star Powerscourt hotel and spa at Enniskerry, Co Wicklow, recording earnings of €700,000 last year.

Ex-justice minister Alan Shatter has insisted the banking inquiry takes action against one of Ireland’s most notable boom-time developers after he used the reviled Nazi concentration camp phrase — “work brings freedom” — to underline claims Nama had infringed on his “human rights”.

One of the country's best-known developers has claimed that the actions of Nama "destroyed" his business.

The costs associated with the receivership of Treasury Holdings’s main Spencer Dock firm have risen over €4m in the last six months.

Bertie Ahern has staunchly defended his time as taoiseach, claiming the infamous Galway Tent was “no big deal”, that he never believed a property bubble existed, and that no one told him Ireland was facing boom or bust.

With the property sector starting to boom again and more jobs on-stream, wages are rising and bankers are popping champagne. Kyran FitzGerald is experiencing a bout of deja vu.

The National Asset Management Agency is to redeem another €500m of senior bonds — bringing its cumulative debt redemption to more than €16bn.

AS Nama this week brings 588 apartments for sale for €116 million in Dublin, aimed at REITS and overseas investment groups, offers on a smaller scale of apartment blocks maybe of more interest to private buyers conscious of the end of year expiry date of the CGT exemption for investments held for seven years.

Professional and receivers’ fees from the receivership of Treasury Holdings’s main Spencer Dock company have totalled €2m to date, new figures show.

Professional and receivers’ fees from the receivership of Treasury Holdings’ main Spencer Dock company total €1.59m to date, new figures have revealed.

ONE of the first firms to avail of real estate investment trust legislation introduced by Finance Minister Michael Noonan in the budget, Green REIT, has concluded its acquisition of Nama’s biggest prize — Central Park, Dublin, for €311.5m.

A legal battle over a rent review between coffee group Bewley’s and its landlord has come before the Supreme Court.

Aoife Brennan, Lisney’s divisional director of research, looks back at 2013 and predicts what’s in store for the year ahead.

Ireland is one of top-four active markets in Europe for portfolio transactions, says Margaret Kelleher.

Operating profits at the firm that operates the Dublin Convention Centre last year increased nine fold to €5.4m, new figures show.

The Westin Hotel on Dublin’s College Green narrowed its pre-tax losses last year by 10% to €3.2m.

Nama has reached settlement agreements pending formal High Court approval with property developers Johnny Ronan and Richard Barrett regarding outstanding matters relating to Treasury Holdings, which went into liquidation last year.

Many of the entrepreneurs in an aptly titled 2008 book of business self-congratulation have gone bust, says Tommy Barker

Bewley’s victory in the High Court is unlikely to help tenants struggling with upward-only rent reviews, says NUI Galway lecturer in land law, Padraic Kenna.

A €373m interest-only loan backing an Irish commercial mortgage bond failed to repay at maturity after the underlying properties halved in value.

The State spent over €103m renting property from Nama-hit developers, beef barons, business tycoons, banks and even religious organisations last year.

Nama has generated €10.5bn in cash and paid off €4.75bn in senior debt since it was set up in 2009, the agency has stated.

Debt was at the top of the financial agenda for most of 2012, but there were some positive moments in the year too.

The company that runs the Convention Centre in Dublin made a €6m profit for the year ended Feb 29, 2012, according to filed accounts.

The liquidators of Treasury Holdings are seeking to join with Nama in pursuing alegal action against the developer’s co-founders, John Ronan and Richard Barrett, aimed at unwinding a controversial €20m transaction.

An interim examiner has been appointed to the five-star Ritz Carlton Hotel in the Powerscourt Estate in Co Wicklow.

A High Court judge yesterday expressed concern over the apparent “vast” undervalue of the sale of shares in two companies linked to insolvent developer Treasury Holdings just as it was about to be wound up.

The High Court has appointed liquidators to one time property giant, Treasury Holdings

High-profile property developer Treasury Holdings is expected to have joint liquidators appointed next week, making it one of the biggest casualties of the property crash.

Treasury Holdings lawyers have today told the High Court that they will not be opposing an application by KBC Bank to wind up the group next week.

Justice Mary Finlay Geoghegan has been appointed as the chair of the Children’s Rights Referendum Commission.

The five-star Westin Hotel on Dublin’s College Green sustained a pre-tax loss of €3.59m last year despite recording the highest room occupancy levels since the hotel opened.

The High Court has adjourned KBC Bank’s application to have Treasury Holdings and 15 related companies wound up.

The High Court has adjourned KBC Bank's application to have Treasury Holdings and 15 related companies wound up.

KBC Bank’s application to have Treasury Holdings and 15 related companies wound up has been adjourned to later this month.

KBC bank is today expected to petition the High Court to wind up Treasury Holdings and 15 related companies.

NAMA has welcomed the dismissal of a legal challenge against the agency by Treasury Holdings.