Rubrik: bringing data management to the next level

Founder Bipul Sinha has made successful transition from venture capitalist to entrepreneur

This week: Results from Walt Disney, News Corp and Horizon Pharma

Employment law conference to address ‘increasingly restrictive’ legislation

This week in business: Smurfit Kappa results, angel investor conference

Ryanair, Jones Lang LaSalle, Tullow Oil and Manchester United report results

Up to 1,300 hotel rooms expected for Dublin this year

Jones Lang LaSalle property group expects trading performance growth to slow down

Glenveagh lands two home development sites for €29.5m

Homebuilder has so far deployed €150m from €550m IPO

Home Performance Index ticks all the green boxes

HPI provides a label for quality sustainable residential development that goes way beyond the BER standard

This Week: The events lined up in the business world

There’s the Web Summit in Lisbon, Portugal, plus results from Avis Budget and Trip Advisor

Operating profit at Seán Quinn’s hotel group up eight fold

Hilton Prague Hotel valued at €222m, which was up 31% on previous valuation of €170m

Oaktree, BlackRock and Orion battle it out for the Square Tallaght

Sale process for the Dublin shopping centre enters final phase with price tag set at €233m

Singapore snaps up 10% of Glenveagh as housebuilder floats

The first Irish housebuilder to float in two years saw its shares jump 14%

Ex-Nama man glides into Glenveagh chairman role

Cantillon: John Mulcahy has navigated the property rollercoaster with ease

Drowning for sand: miners risk all for India’s building boom

Working in India’s illegal sand mining industry can have deadly consequences

Shared work spaces evolving into a new normal

Thirty per cent of the office market could be flexible space by 2030, experts say

The key business events happening this week

Apple results; Irish unemployment indicator; and UCD seminar on algorithmic consumers

Oaktree taps ex-Nama executive Mulcahy for €350m Irish housebuilder IPO

US firm among overseas buyers of distressed Irish assets in recent years

Square shopping centre in Tallaght comes into play

Seen and Heard: AIB shares, INM paywall and Apple cash

Ulster Bank cautious about commercial property market

Company pointshh to ‘downside risks’ amid current surge in office development

Bartra: busy buying up in Herbert Park

Bartra, the development firm owned by Richard Barrett plans a multimillion euro upgrade of Ardoyne House, and the buyout of many of its 46 units

Berlin bubble? Property is booming and rents are rising

German banks say asking prices out of step with reality

Dublin hotels make way for more beds

Such is the demand for tourist beds, established hotels in the capital are reconfiguring rooms and office spaces to cash in

Revenues and profits on the rise at Jones Lang LaSalle

Firm moved into residential property last year after €4.3m Guardian acquisition

Booming property auctions lift Brexit gloom in UK

Steep drop in sterling attracts overseas buyers from Hong Kong, China and South Africa

Market nervous as Noonan eyes tax avoidance structures

The ‘come for the rock-bottom prices, stay for the tax breaks’ pitch lured vulture funds to Irish property

Walking on porcelain in Dalkey for €1.185m

Number 2 Castlelands has a bright, airy feel, thanks to ceramic tiles and open-plan design

For your diary

A round-up of business events happening this week

Singaporean investors show growing interest in Irish property

Interest in Ireland boosted after €111 million North Wall Quay development

Dublin ranked world's third best city for innovation

Index compiled by real estate agents is based on liveability and flexibility

Almost €3.5bn in property investments during 2015

Figures from Jones Lang Lasalle show largest transaction worth €350m

Supreme Court ruling on CPO puts spanner in IDA’s works

Rejection of compulsory purchase order in Kildare threatens agency’s land policy

Web Summit: Slack growth limited by lack of Dublin office space

Tech firm says plans to expand its European headquarters held back by lack of suitable space in Dublin

Banking inquiry told property costs endangering investment

Property market like supertanker: Momentum takes time to build; and longer to stop

Banking inquiry: rezoning and lack of planning led to collapse

Marie Hunt, head of research at CBRE, says much of development was not needed

ECB moves into new building after three-year delay

45-storey glass towers will not have enough space to house all the central bank’s staff

Docklands authority sells U2 key site for €450,000

Rock band gets control of building in Dublin’s Hanover Quay

U2 to buy Hanover Quay site from DDDA for €450,000

Dublin Docklands Developlment Authority sells its interest in historic site to the band

Ex-Nama executive to advise Denis O’Brien

Tycoon’s friendship with John Mulcahy understood to go back several years

Lack of data hindering property decisions, says former Nama executive

Investors and policymakers basing decisions on ‘no information or the wrong information’ says John Mulcahy

Retail portfolio makes €10m

Sale of five shops at prominent corner beside TCD attracted high number of bids

€403 per sq m rent for offices

€450,000 for Dundrum site

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