Ireland Gears Up For A Second IPO Gold Rush
Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, Ireland's property market is buoyant once again, with interest from investors around the world.
As a result many companies are examining whether to float new companies on the stock market in the hope they can tap into investor appetite in Irish property.
Last week, York Capital, a U.S. hedge fund, announced plans to float its Irish subsidiary, Core Industrial REIT, on the Irish ESM and U.K.-based AIM stock exchanges in March.
Other companies will be looking to follow the example of York,…
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Google's €170M Deal For Boland's Quay Is Almost At The Finish Line
With two buildings already in its possession in the aptly named Silicon Docks area, Google's plan to acquire all of the Boland's Quay is almost complete.
As first reported by the Irish Independent, heads of terms for the deal have…
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Dublin 8 Is The Best Place To Find An Office As Vacancy Rate Drops
If you are looking for office space in the capital you should head to Dublin 8. At 16.7%, it had the highest commercial vacancy rate in Dublin at the end of 2017.
That is according to the latest Commerical Vacancy…
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Money Money Money: Finance Ireland Launches €200M Mortgage Bond
Finance Ireland is on the hunt for fresh investment and has launched a €200M bond backed by a portfolio of mortgages to small-scale real estate investors.
It will represent the firm's first venture into the securitisation market. If the deal…
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Construction Sector Rising From The Ashes
The construction sector has had a strong start to 2018 reporting faster increases in activity, employment and new orders, according to the Ulster Bank Construction Purchasing Managers' Index.
"The latest results paint a very encouraging picture of earlyyear activity trends…
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