Irish spend abroad drops 75% in first nine months In Print Edition

In Print Edition

Irish investors deserted foreign property markets in the third quarter because of the intensification of the credit crunch and falling investment values, writes Jack Fagan

€21m refurbishment planned for The Square In Print Edition

In Print Edition

EIGHTEEN YEARS after it first opened, The Square shopping centre in Tallaght, Co Dublin, is to undergo its first major refurbishment.

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Bank guarantee gives battered sector a boostThe Government's bank guarantee has kept the wolf from the door for many property players, but the celebrations are likely to be muted for some time to come, writes Gretchen Friemann
Office take-up levels for 2008 down 21%TAKE UP of office space in Dublin for 2008 will be lower than in the two previous years.
€1.4m for Galway bank buildingTHE FORMER AIB bank building at Salthill in Galway has come on the market following a decision to relocate to an adjoining premises.
New plan for Faculty Building in BallsbridgeA CONSORTIUM which owns the Faculty Building on Shelbourne Road in Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, is to make another attempt to secure planning permission to redevelop the site.
€1.75m for Capel Street investmentALLEN JACOBS Estates is seeking €1.75m for a four-storey retail and apartment building at 47 Capel Street, Dublin 1, which is for sale by private treaty.
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