Nama completes €400m cash transfer to exchequer
State assets agency’s total contribution to date stands at €4.69bn which is expected to rise to €5.2bn by end-2025 wind-up
National Asset Management Agency (Nama)
Buswells Hotel, opposite Leinster House, may be bought by London-based property firm
Roundstone Real Estate understood to have secured financing from company owned by nephew of JP McManus
Developer queries use of tax number in Revenue returns after UK bankruptcy
Businessman claims partnership behind Clonmel Park Hotel should have been dissolved once he was declared bankrupt
Bankrupt property tycoon Derek Quinlan gave undeclared €2.5m tax refund to his wife
Newly obtained UK court records show that the Celtic Tiger property investor who still owes €400 million through Nama used tax rebate to fund his living expenses
IBRC seeks $100m for retail units at base of Boston hotel
Move comes as special liquidators accelerate asset disposals
Ires deal to silence activist won’t save it from tough questions at next week’s agm
Ires Reit has managed to temporarily muzzle activist Canadian fund Vision Capital that has waged a sell-up campaign since last April - but that won’t quieten the voices stirred by its crusade
Nama to generate surplus of nearly €5bn, McGrath says
Agency ‘facilitated the delivery of about 34,000 residential units’ and ‘regeneration of Dublin docklands’
MP asks Rishi Sunak to intervene in ‘immoral’ case of tower block built by Irish developer
Nama owns loans secured on freehold of troubled tower scheme built by Cork developer John Fleming
Nama profit falls 53% in first half as wind-down continues
State-owned bad bank has transferred €3.5bn of surplus cash to the exchequer to date
Nama chief defends discounted loans sale to debtors’ brother after ‘intimidation’ of receiver
In 2020, Nama sold a portfolio of property debts at 97.5% discount to company funded by borrower’s brother
Dunnes Stores begins work on fit-out of Point Village anchor unit in Dublin
Failure to have open as anchor tenant was attributed by developer Harry Crosbie to the collapse of the development
John Burns: Lack of solidarity from NTMA on State savings while Crowley swaps RTÉ for media regulator
Any Other Business: DAA noise monitoring plan, Ireland’s AI ambassador and Eddie O’Connor’s vineyard venture
Nama generates €111m in cash since beginning of year
The agency said that subject to market conditions, it intends to transfer €350m to the exchequer this year, bringing the total paid to the State to €4.25bn
Irish Glass Bottle site developers offer 86 affordable homes to Government but only 25 taken up
Site consortium has selected Sisk to build the first phase of the Dublin 4 development, which will include 570 homes
Nama sold loans to debtors’ relative at 97.5% discount after ‘intimidation’
Board concluded deal ‘represented a better financial outcome than was available from alternative options’, agency spokesman says
Up to 2,500 ‘affordable’ homes planned for north Co Dublin under €40m Nama deal
Clongriffin scheme aims to provide cost-rental apartments with rents set 30% below market rates
Nama sells remaining glass bottle site stake to Oaktree and Johnny Ronan
Construction on the site commenced in May to deliver the first phase of 570 new homes
Communications firm Teneo hired by Saudis to PGA Tour-Liv Golf merger
Any Other Business: Nama chief turns down bonus, a tough job at Web Summit, HarperCollins cutbacks, hosting a new EU agency, RTÉ auditor’s history, and TV licence sales
Where are new rental homes going to come from?
Nama signals that investors are now moving away from new commitments in Irish market
Nama drops plans for 400 apartments as PRS market has ‘almost disappeared’
State bad bank ticks to €4.5bn lifetime surplus target after €81 million profit last year
Fresh setback for Johnny Ronan’s Irish Glass Bottle site at Poolbeg
Council refuses permission for science hub in proposed redevelopment
Goodbody named primary dealer for Irish Government bonds
Move comes two years after Davy dropped from similar role
Oaktree to put Tallaght shopping centre on market for €170m
Seen & Heard: AI set to dominate London Tech Week as Revenue to demand rental notifications
The health coach and the docklands property: A post-crash ownership tale
Health coach connected to Nama-bound developer ended up with half share in heavily indebted East Wall business park
Spain’s ‘Nama’ to provide 50,000 low-rent homes
Government says it aims to “pay back Spaniards” for cost of financial crisis
Cerberus firm to collect on last Project Eagle loans this year
Company likely to be wound down next year even as deadline for final report into controversy surrounding original purchase of loans is extended again
Former NTMA chief John Corrigan dies unexpectedly
Corrigan credited with helping pave the way for the government to return to international debt markets after bailout
Zara founder in €100m deal for Dublin docklands apartment block
Family firm of Spanish billionaire Amancio Ortega pays average of €841,666 per unit for 120 high-end rentals
Almost 1,000 apply for Land Development Agency cost-rental homes
First LDA homes in the capital have rents set at almost 60 per cent below market rates
Brian McEnery: ‘The audit profession needs to continuously evolve. We’ve got to continue to try to close the expectation gap’
Corporate restructuring expert's career path was partly shaped by his time on the board of the nascent Nama
Bids to replace Ballymun shopping centre sought
Dublin City Council wants apartments and commercial development on site of building demolished two years ago
Harry Crosbie proposes large new music venue and festival space in €25m docks site development
Proposal includes building an music venue that would be twice the size of his Vicar Street property
Dublin’s ghost ship: Future of capsized ferry remains in watery limbo
MV Naomh Éanna has had a long and winding journey from its CIÉ service days to its current home, listing in a Ringsend dock
Nama sees profit for last year even as cash generation fell 27%
State's so-called bad bank set to record surplus for 12th consecutive year
Nama completes surplus transfers of €500m to exchequer for 2022
State agency makes a €250m payment on Tuesday, taking its total cash surplus payments to date to €3.5bn
Celtic Tiger-era Cork property developer escapes debts of €170 million in record court deal
Dentist-turned-developer Barry Harte secures personal insolvency arrangement from the High Court
Liquidators admit charging for error of own making in Treasury Holdings wind down
‘Simply human nature not to be as careful with other people’s money, as one’s own,’ says judge
Demand drives almost ninefold increase in profit at Gannon Homes
Revenues from developed asset sales topped €53m last year at Nama developer Gerry Gannon’s company
Property crash survivor Johnny Ronan facing bumpy road ahead
Businessman is a central figure in some of the most high-profile property development schemes in the State
Nama offered ‘expertise’ to Government to help resolve housing crisis
State bad bank said it could play an important role in dealing with the country’s housing problem
NTMA names Dave McEvoy director of funding and debt management
Agency has so far raised €5.75 billion on the international bond markets in 2022
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