Northern Ireland
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Ireland’s call for offices
Office rents are rising and corporation tax will fall, but does Northern Ireland have the office stock for an influx of occupiers? Claire Robson reports
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Data: Out of town on the up
Footfall is increasing and vacancy rates declining as retail warehouses find their place in the multi-channel retailing sphere
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McAleer & Rushe to build second Belfast student scheme
McAleer & Rushe has received planning permission for a 740-bedroom student housing scheme in Belfast
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Tristan shops in Northern Ireland
Tristan Capital Partners has bought two Northern Ireland retail parks for €55m (£44m)
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House prices power ahead in London and southeast
House prices in the southeast of England and in London continue to power ahead, with prices in London rising by almost £500 a day in January, in sharp contrast to…
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Belfast’s need for offices “critical”
MIPIM 2016: Belfast has a critical need for offices according to the city council’s chief executive Suzanne Wylie
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UK Cities: many markets of the union
The single entity that is the United Kingdom brings together a diverse range of business cultures under one flag.
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UK Cities: devolution differences
Devolution has brought about growing differences to the four constituent parts of the UK – England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland.
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Green REIT profit slows
Green REIT’s profits have slowed as capital values level off in Ireland, its latest six months results have shown.
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Average house price hit £288,000 in 2015
The average price of a home rose by £18,000 last year, taking it to £288,000, figures from the Office for National Statistics show.
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McAleer & Rushe to provide 1200 student beds in Belfast
Queen’s University deal to develop McClintock Street and College Avenue sites by 2018
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Plans granted for Belfast digs
Belfast City Council has approved Turley’s plans for a £28m UniCiti student housing scheme