I had the pleasure of being one of the judges of the Belfast Telegraph Property Awards recently. It was a pleasure, in part because it highlighted to me that the property sector in Northern Ireland, which for so long was at the sharp end of economic challenge, has got much of its vibrancy back.
A planned development of Belfast city centre studio apartments at just under £80,000 each in 2011 will be relaunched as a luxury block with price tags from £165,000.
A £500m project that is set to change the make-up of Belfast city centre has been named Tribeca Belfast.
European estate agency M7 is undertaking a major refurbishment of the Belfast city centre building it bought just over three months ago.
A company owned and controlled by the family of beef baron Larry Goodman has agreed a deadline of December 3 to further clarify its plans for the €100m (£89m) redevelopment of the Setanta Centre on Dublin's Nassau Street.
Veteran publican and hotelier Louis Fitzgerald has held preliminary talks with the Doran family about buying two of Dublin's best-known pubs, The Old Stand and Davy Byrnes.
A well-known industrial estate in north Belfast with the potential for long-term redevelopment has gone on the market for £2m.
Commercial property consultants Lisney held an event to debate whether Northern Ireland's market can learn from the Republic.
A four-storey office building in Belfast city centre has gone on the market with an asking price of £2.5m.
Commercial property investment in Northern Ireland has been subdued so far this year, with £121m in investment deals around 50% below a year earlier, according to a survey today.
A disused yard at Glenarm harbour is to be redeveloped in a major project aimed at helping the wider area's regeneration.
Commercial property agency Osborne King has said it's received strong interest in its online-only auction, taking place next week.
A bid to transform a car park at Belfast's Smithfield Market into a multi-million pound office and retail development has moved forward.
A 73-acre west Belfast site earmarked for urban redevelopment is being sold by the Catholic Church.
Belfast Harbour has snapped up part of the Obel building in the city centre in a deal worth over £15m, the Belfast Telegraph can reveal.
Millionaire businessman Dr Michael Smurfit has put the K Club on the market for €80m (£72m).
A Co Armagh pub, a lot of eight houses in Crossmaglen and a Lough Erne holiday home are among the listings in an online auction next Thursday.
More student accommodation is on the way for Belfast after details emerged of plans for 270 rooms in an £18m investment in the south of the city.
Land and units in a number of prominent Northern Ireland industrial estates have gone on the market.
A Belfast commercial property housing barbecue restaurant Bubbacue has come onto the market for £0.8m at Botanic Avenue in Belfast.
One of Belfast's newest office projects is gearing up for its launch in two weeks time as River House rolls out the red carpet for a special event.
A Co Fermanagh island and a country park with planning permission for up to 30 cottages are expected to sell fast as they enter the market for a second time with discounted prices.
The home of daily newspaper the News Letter has gone on the market for £21m. The Metro Building, on Donegall Square South, is described by selling agents Lisney and Osborne King as a "landmark Grade A city centre office building".
A former Co Down police station could provide "an exceptional development opportunity" for the right buyer, according to estate agency Lisney.
Commercial property occupiers need to make sure they provide accurate information to Land and Property Services (LPS) to ensure an accurate rateable value is assessed, advises commercial real estate firm CBRE.
The total value of hotel purchases in the Republic of Ireland dropped from a record €720m (£640m) in 2016 to €270m (£240m) last year, despite some major deals.
The public has had a chance to have its say on the future of tyre giant Michelin's huge Co Antrim site. Michelin is shutting its Ballymena factory after nearly 50 years with the loss of 860 jobs.
With a significant lack of Grade A office accommodation currently available in Belfast it’s not surprising that we are seeing upward pressure on rents.
A collection of Co Antrim apartments, several large plots of development land and a former school playground are among more than 40 lots due to go under the hammer in Belfast next month.
A former Co Armagh police station has gone on sale for £850,000.
The £27m sale of a huge Tesco Extra store in Co Down is one of the biggest commercial property deals to take place in Northern Ireland this year. The large foodstore is at Downshire Road in Newry.
The property group behind Newry shopping centre The Quays has said it will refinance its loans "in the near future" as the deadline for repayment of its borrowings approaches.
Investors from the Republic are taking an interest in buying a £2m Belfast business park due to the collapse in the value of the pound.
The sale of a one-time Victorian hospital is a “unique” chance for a new owner to take on one of south Belfast’s last key listed buildings.
An historic pub once leased by Old Bushmills' first head distiller has hit the market. Finn MacCool's Public Inn and Guest House is Bushmills' oldest coaching house. Thought to date back as far as the 1600s, it's hoped it will fetch £395,000.
A Northern Ireland haulage company is letting out chilled warehouse units in Co Tyrone.
Two shop units in a thriving Co Londonderry town have gone on the market at around £0.8m. And agents Savills said they expect that the Coleraine properties will be snapped up by a cash buyer.
A major residential development site near Newcastle is on sale for £550,000.
A 150-year-old former Presbyterian church in Co Antrim, with planning permission to become a supported living apartment complex, has gone on the market for £300,000.
The ground rent portfolio of two large blocks of city centre flats linked to Cerberus debtor Gareth Graham is on the market for £425,000.
Portrush venue the Inn on the Coast has gone on the market as an investment property - and it's expected to fetch as much a £1m as the 2019 Open approaches.
A major commercial site in Londonderry belonging to the city's best-known businessman has gone on the market.
A new luxury serviced apartment development is being planned for Belfast city centre.
The catering and services company Mount Charles is spending £1.6m on new headquarters in south Belfast.
A large site earmarked for a housing development has gone on sale in the Village, south Belfast. The land in the Broadway area extends to 4.5 acres and sits across from an existing housing development. It’s on the market for offers in excess of £600,000.
Co Down retail destination the Flagship Shopping Centre — part of the empire of KFC tycoon Michael Herbert — is on the market for redevelopment at around £1m.
Belfast office space rental costs are rising almost three times faster than the UK average, according to a new report.
Investment in commercial property in Northern Ireland exceeded £120m during the start of the year, buoyed by vulture fund Cerberus clearing out their loan book.
A major commercial development located in Belfast’s burgeoning Titanic Quarter is now available to new business tenants.
Co Armagh firm JH Turkington has won a £12m deal to build new Department of Agriculture premises at the former Ballykelly army base.
