Fully let south Dublin student accommodation scheme seeks €4.5m
Koula Rooms in Monkstown has 28 bedspaces and is generating net operating income of €307,000 a year
Koula Rooms in Monkstown has 28 bedspaces and is generating net operating income of €307,000 a year
Royal London survey says women, those living in rural areas and pensioners are least likely to invest
Government defers action on deemed disposal rules under existing investment regime to Budget 2028
146-bedroom hotel comes for sale with full planning permission for addition of 52 bedrooms, spa and swimming pool
Stoneybatter Place comprises 142 beds and is located within short walk of TUD’s Grangegorman campus
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State’s largest landlord said revenue increased by 1.1 per cent to €43.1m for six months to end of June
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Number 1 Coppinger Row and 57 William Street are fully let and generating €427,000 in annual rental income
Deal-making in the financial advisory business has been gathering pace in recent years
Irish assets account for 3% of €145bn in occupational and private pensions
National Treasury Management Agency warns that interest bill on track to double to about €6bn
The aim of the Personal Investment Account is to make investing a simpler prospect for ordinary people
Expectations of higher interest rates fuelled by Iran war help end bullion’s record rally
Study shows 35% of adults who do not currently invest would do so if tax-free investment account introduced
Consumers urged to exercise caution as number of takedown requests between January and May is 1,500 times the figures for all of 2025
Wealth management company still trying to convince Central Bank to allow it to set up EU hub in Dublin
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ORS employs more than 500 people and supports clients across Ireland, the UK and farther afield
Tech focuses on accident prevention including by providing alerts of a cyclist in a blind spot or drivers showing signs of getting tired
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Household wealth now equivalent of entire GDP of Turkey
Case could have significant implications for investors publishing commentary on stocks
Minister for Finance spoke at US-Ireland Business Awards, where Workday and Aerogen picked up honours
Sale of the Guild Building on Cork Street offers buyer secure income and 8.3% yield
Tax reforms and increased financial literacy could be keys to unlocking interest from Irish investors
Uncertainty around when the right house may come up and be secured can complicate the saving versus investing debate
Brera Holdings switches focus to crypto with mixed results
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