Property Awards
Chris Carvill: building success in a tough year
Hundreds of the province’s property professionals attended the 2008 Belfast Telegraph Northern Ireland Property Awards at the Ramada Hotel in Belfast last night.
Inside Property Awards
‘Unprecedented growth’ for city law firm
Monday, 10 November 2008
Despite the uncertain economic climate, leading commercial law firm Arthur Cox
has experienced a year of “unprecedented growth” at its Belfast office.
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KPMG chief is determined to stay optimistic
Monday, 20 October 2008
According to Eamonn Donaghy, tax partner at KPMG, the past few years have been
an “interesting” period for property investors in Northern Ireland.
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Company flying high after sale of airport
Monday, 29 September 2008
Belfast solicitors L'Estrange & Brett are flying high following the recent
sale of the George Best Belfast City Airport. The firm was the lead legal
adviser to the Spanish Ferrovial Group on the disposal of the airport.
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Still plenty to celebrate, insists Jeremy
Sunday, 14 September 2008
Challenging is just one way to describe the current property market, according
to Jeremy Hill, head of commercial property at Carson McDowell.
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2008 Belfast Telegraph Property awards launched
Monday, 1 September 2008
The Belfast Telegraph Northern Ireland Property Awards in association with
Ulster Bank are today launched for 2008.
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Excellence achieved even when the going is tough
Friday, 29 August 2008
In recent months market conditions have caused unexpected and sometimes
unwelcome changes but, in changed conditions, the achievement of excellence
in completed contracts is still a telling yardstick.
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Property sector has much to be proud of
Friday, 29 August 2008
The high quality development that has taken place in Northern Ireland’s towns
and cities in recent years is testament to the skills and ambition of
Northern Ireland’s property sector.
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Columnist Comments
• Return to old orthodoxies is not best way
I may have observed before that almost everything I was told about economics in college 40 years ago was later almost universally held to be complete rubbish.
• Momentum mustn’t end at development reviews
Has Varney been forgotten? Sir David Varney, appointed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, is best remembered because his report in 2007 said ‘no’ to a reduced rate of corporation tax for Northern Ireland.
• So who was ultimately to blame for the credit crisis?
It took about 40 years for a reasonably consensual explanation of the Great Depression that could be rattled off in three minutes to emerge.
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 2% |
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