Belfast
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Belfast office developers need to take risks
The high demand for grade-A office space in Belfast means developers need to take a risk and build speculatively to end “the tail wagging the dog”, leading industry experts have…
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NI Assembly investigates NAMA portfolio sale
The Northern Ireland Assembly’s finance committee is to hold an emergency meeting today to investigate improper payments made during the sale of NAMA’s Project Eagle portfolio.
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Hastings Hotels launches Belfast Grand Hotel plans
Northern Ireland-based Hastings Hotels has unveiled plans for a £30m, 200-bedroom hotel in Belfast
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McAleer plans student digs in Belfast
McAleer & Rushe has submitted plans to develop two student housing schemes in Belfast delivering 1,280 rooms in total.
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Belfast city council strikes new office deal
Belfast city council has agreed to purchase the Clarendon House site on Adelaide Street and develop a new 100,000 sq ft office building in a £24.7m deal with McAleer &…
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NI offices: rents with no returns
Northern Ireland is an affordable part of the UK in which to run a business, but low rents mean it is difficult to make development viable. At last, the numbers…
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Leadership shake-up for Belfast’s Titanic Quarter
David Gavaghan, chief executive of Belfast’s Titanic Quarter, is leaving the company as part of a restructure
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Senior hires for CBRE Belfast
CBRE has hired four directors at the firm’s Belfast office.
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Healthy result for LSH in Belfast
Lambert Smith Hampton sold a £10m residential development opportunity in County Down, Northern Ireland, at its Belfast auction on 21 November.
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Belfast telegraphs investment success
The investment market in Northern Ireland has had a strong year but development faces challenges, concluded the panellists at Estates Gazette’s Belfast Question Time
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Stars in their eyes
Warehouses are becoming the stars of the show as the booming UK film and television industry seeks ever-larger locations.
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Belfast ‘hampered by lack of equity’
VIDEO: A lack of equity is hampering office development in Belfast, said panellists at EG’s Belfast Question Time.