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There is no doubt that as a consequence of the pandemic, the way we work and live has changed. Our attitudes, our priorities - they have all shifted slightly.

M&A activity in Ireland has been consistently dominated by mid-market transactions and 2022 was no exception: almost nine in ten Irish M&A deals last year fell into the mid-market segment...

The Matheson Spring Horizon Tracker has just been distributed to our clients this week with an 'as of' date of 10 March 2024.

In Whelan v. AIB (Unreported Supreme Court 30/1/14) the third plaintiff, his wife and children, contracted for a loan to purchase land in Waterford for €25 Million, which later had a value less than €5 million.

On the 31st October, 2013, the Minister for Justice, Equality and Defence Alan Shatter welcomed the publication of the commercial leases database ("Database") by the Property Services Regulatory Authority ("PSRA") pursuant to Section 87 of the Property Services (Regulation) Act, 2011, ("2011 Act").

The Finance Act 2017, which came into law in the Republic of Ireland on 25 December 2017, introduced a significant change to stamp duty.

In a recent Circuit Court case, Howard v Crown Paints Ireland Limited, the defendant leased factory premises from the plaintiff landlords for a ten-year period from August 2008...

The Irish Government has approved the publication of the Residential Tenancies (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill for priority passage through the Houses of the Oireachtas...

As real estate values have fallen over the last few years and construction costs have increased, many sponsors and asset managers have been forced to look at creative ways to capitalise or recapitalise assets.

A question on the minds of many sitting occupiers is whether their current office space will meet their future needs. The size, location and accessibility of their premises are all factors to consider.

The Irish High Court has clarified the extent to which commercial property owners can use force to regain possession of their premises. In a case involving a warehouse sale following loan default and receivership, the court examined whether breaking glass and cutting through steel shutters constituted lawful recovery of property. The decision provides important guidance on the boundaries between legitimate property recovery and unlawful forcible entry.

Ireland's Minister for Finance, Paschal Donohoe TD, has brought a Financial Resolution before the Dáil to impose a stamp duty charge of 10% on the purchase of 10 or more residential houses...

Budget 2017 committed the Government to the highest ever spending on the health sector.

The Central Bank (Supervision and Enforcement) Act 2013 (Section 48) (Housing Loan Requirements) Regulations 2015, introduced new regulations for lenders of housing loans advanced for the purchase of residential property.

The Finance Bill has brought some clarity to the application of the 6% "mansion tax" rate of stamp duty to residential property.

As part of Fit for 55, a legislative package intended to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the EU by at least 55% by 2030 compared to 1990, the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive...

The 10th National Business Post Property Summit 2023 took place on Tuesday, 28 November with delegates from across the Irish real estate market.