Daft Sale Report 29/12/10
Report 29/12/10 53 Decreases, 1 Increases
Report 29/12/10 53 Decreases, 1 Increases
Month: December 2010
News 28/12/10
Posted by – December 28, 2010
?Secret? bailout of AIB sparks anger
The top ten moments that shook business in 2010
May 3 -Dec 8
Mortgage pain as rates set to rise by up to 1%
Affordable housing owners face cost hike
12,000 mortgages unpaid for year or more
Central Bank’s IOUs for insolvent Anglo
Broken Anglo spends ?100m on external advisers
Resolution of banking crisis was unnerving false dawn
NAMA boss under fire over bank claim ?U-turn?
NAMA staff on higher salaries than ministers
China rate move prompts mixed reaction
ECB increases intervention in bond markets
Dollar hits low against Swiss franc
China fears euro debt crisis will go from ‘acute’ to ‘chronic’
Oil pushes closer to $100 as cold snap stokes demand
News 22/12/10
Posted by – December 22, 2010
Bid to wind up Irish Nationwide fails
Brokers recommend AIB despite imminent wipeout
Grocery prices surge by 4.2%
Ailing banks leave rich pickings
So, Brian, just how broke are we?
Majority of top developers have transferred assets
Mortgage rate rises just before Christmas
State to take a hit on abolished property reliefs
Holders of Anglo bonds agree to discount
Anglo official ‘warned of dire consequences’
Nama has sold ?1.6bn worth of property assets
NAMA will pursue transferred assets
Germany must accept a euro-debt union or leave EMU
European debt crisis 2010: in pictures
Swiss franc hits record high against euro
Global economic growth changes drivers, not gears
Spain to be the battleground for euro?s future
Reports 22/12/10
Posted by – December 22, 2010
Daft Sale Report 22/12/10
Report 22/12/10 86 Decreases, 10 Increases
Report 22/12/10 86 Decreases, 10 Increases
Reports 18/12/10
Posted by – December 18, 2010
Daft Sale Report 18/12/10
Report 18/12/10 201 Decreases, 10 Increases
Daft Rent Report
Rental Report18/12/10 341 Decreases, 41 Increases
MyHome Report
MyHome Report18/12/10 138 Decreases, 6 Increases
News 17/12/10
Posted by – December 17, 2010
Irish GDP 27% higher per head than EU average
IMF approves ?22.5bn aid deal
Insufficient monitoring ‘disastrous’ for Ireland
At last, our economy gets shot in the arm
Ireland?s rating cut five levels by Moody?s
SEPARATE BANK FROM STATE DEBT OR ELSE FACE ECONOCIDE
Mortgage arrears and the banks
Net tightens on Anglo suspects with DPP files.
Anglo moves welcome
DPP to examine file on Anglo’s ‘Maple 10′ deals
Euro zone having first big test – OECD
Berlin under fire as division emerges over euro bonds
Germany?s choices
Eurozone will have to ‘rebalance’, warns OECD
‘The economic policy is still lend, pray and hope’
Germany defiant as Europe suffers
JPMorgan cuts back on US silver futures
Reports 15/12/10
Posted by – December 15, 2010
Daft Sale Report 15/12/10
Report 15/12/10 159 Decreases, 10 Increases
Daft Rent Report
Rental Report15/12/10 396 Decreases, 42 Increases
MyHome Report
MyHome Report15/12/10 106 Decreases, 6 Increases
News 13/12/10
Posted by – December 13, 2010
Timeto play the Brady hunch
And now the good news . . .
State to drawdown ?10 billion from bailout fund
November dismal for construction
Developer files as bankrupt to British court
More McNamara companies go under
Surge in property deals expected next year
Sean Dunne branded a ?pariah? by new neighbours
The eurozone is in bad need of an undertaker
Euro has ‘one in five chance’ of collapse
Germany hints at conditional eurobond backing
Euro slips as debt pressure remains
EU ‘considering’ rescue fund overhaul
CNBCs take on ‘A horse outside’
News 12/12/10
Posted by – December 12, 2010
Banks borrowed ?16bn from ECB and Central Bank in Nov
‘We should lay down our lives to keep 12.5pc’
Budget pushes us off down the road to nowhere
State squanders billions by paying double the going rate
Shocking statistics reveal Ireland’s primary lender
Central Bank emergency lending soars to ?44.67bn
No longer have the luxury of time to prevent collapse
Small builders were ‘blatantly abused’ by big developers
‘Our ?19K stamp duty bill would be ?4,000 today’
DAA’s ?24m property punt now worth just ?8m
Gardaà ready to send major file on Anglo to DPP
Anglo chairman claims banks will need extra ?25bn
Iceland has the last laugh on financial markets
France and Germany want more unity on tax
America’s QE2 poses ‘considerable’ risks
Market alarm as US fails to control biggest debt in history
Iceland strikes new deal over failed bank
Dubai financial centre slashes rents
Asia shows strong performance outside Japan
Germany to discuss harmonisation
Spain expects borrowing costs to rise
Putin: Action Man, fighter pilot? jazz singer
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