Tetrarch Capital

Tetrarch Capital in talks with US investor Starwood

Joint venture would replace the Irish-owned hotelier’s plan for a public floatation

Trump may regret hitching his presidency to ageing bull market

Irish IPOs face a strong headwind

Value of hotel deals in Ireland has tripled so far this year

Some 12 transactions totalling almost €263m completed in first nine months of this year

Staying the distance in the aparthotel business

Staycity co-founder Tom Walsh is busily expanding the business and has no plans to sell

Tetrarch looks to stock market listing in autumn

Irish investment group IPO expected to seek up to €300m with Dublin and London listing

Tetrarch Capital completes deal for Citywest Hotel

Property acquired out of receivership by Tetrarch and Pimco in 2014 for €30m

Powerscourt Hotel gets €250,000 outdoor wedding venue

Couples will soon be able to say ’I do’ in new 240-seat amphitheatre at five-star resort in Enniskerry

RIAC members approve €35m plan for Dawson Street premises

Deal will see RIAC and Dawson Hotel owners Tetrarch redevelop adjoining properties

Irish aparthotel group plans tenfold expansion in Dublin

Staycity Aparthotels looks towards 1,500 units in Irish capital as revenues climb 25%

Royal Irish Automobile Club to redevelop Dawson Street premises

Private members’ club announces plan to refurbish premises with Tetrarch Capital

Business week: Sacré bleu, the French have done it again

Paris is awarded the coveted European Banking Agency instead of Dublin

France beats Ireland (again), Irish Ryanair pilots seek talks, and Citywest hotel ownership

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Tetrarch buys out Pimco holding in Citywest Hotel

Irish investment group now has full ownership of biggest hotel in State

Staycity targets €300m turnover by 2022 and flotation

Irish aparthotel group to focus on Dublin, the UK and Germany for growth

Mount Wolseley resort in Co Carlow for sale at €12.5m

Hotel, spa and golf course on the market with another €1.75m sought for 16 four-bed lodges

Liquidator appointed to Millennium Park developers

Galway-based company paid €312m for Naas complex, later sold by Nama for €36m

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