Coleraine shop units on market for £800k 

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.

Land in Bryansford on market for £0.55m 

A major residential development site near Newcastle is on sale for £550,000.

Dunmurry church with care home permission on market for £300k 

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.

Ground rent portfolio for flats on sale 

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 inn on market as Open beckons 

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.

Hotel boss puts industrial site on market with £3.3m pricetag 

A major commercial site in Londonderry belonging to the city's best-known businessman has gone on the market.

Short-stay luxury flat complex proposed for historic central Belfast hostel building 

A new luxury serviced apartment development is being planned for Belfast city centre.

Mount Charles underlines its commitment to Northern Ireland by unveiling new £1.6m HQ 

The catering and services company Mount Charles is spending £1.6m on new headquarters in south Belfast.

Homes site goes on sale for £600k 

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.

Redevelopment on cards as Flagship goes on sale for £1m 

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.

Rapid rise in Belfast rental costs keeps pressure on for top grade office space 

Belfast office space rental costs are rising almost three times faster than the UK average, according to a new report.

Promising year starts with Northern Ireland commercial property sales over £120m 

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.

Regal development at Titanic Quarter is now available to let 

A major commercial development located in Belfast’s burgeoning Titanic Quarter is now available to new business tenants.

Turkington’s £12m deal to build new DARD premises 

Co Armagh firm JH Turkington has won a £12m deal to build new Department of Agriculture premises at the former Ballykelly army base.

Agents hope to bowl over buyers with the sale of Downpatrick cricket clubhouse 

The clubhouse at Downpatrick Cricket Club in Co Down has gone on the market for lease or sale. The venue, a popular social destination in the area, is available for rent or for sale.

Flagstaff Lodge reopens after £600k refurbishment 

The Newry Golf Inn has rebranded and added overnight accommodation as part of a £600,000 investment.

Major apartment development looks set to get the go ahead for Belfast city centre 

A major apartment development looks set to get the go- ahead for Belfast city centre. Plans by Cultra Development Ltd, are under way to build the 56-apartment development at Bridge End.

A taste of Italy in Lisburn city centre 

An Italian restaurant is creating 10 new jobs as it sets up shop at Lisburn Square.

Minister opens Electric Ireland offices 

Electric Ireland — one of the most recent entrants to the domestic energy market in the province — has unveiled its new offices in Belfast.

Buyer snaps up Portrush hotel 

A Co Antrim hotel - dubbed one of Northern Ireland's worst by some guests - has been sold.

Gilford Mill goes back on the market 

Gilford Mill in Co Down is back on the market with renewed hopes that the site may finally be regenerated.

Ulster Bank set to sell £362m loans portfolio 

House-builder Cairn Homes and private equity giant Lone Star are set to buy Dublin-based loans portfolio Project Clear in a deal worth €503m (£362m).

Developers studying row of terraced houses around the corner from Queen’s 

A row of terraced houses in the sought-after south Belfast Botanic Avenue area is on the market. The properties at numbers 87 to 91 around the corner from Queen’s University formerly had planning permission for two retail units and 23 apartments, which has now...

Former police station site a 'prime development opportunity' 

The sale of an old police station in Co Tyrone represents a "prime development opportunity", it's been claimed.

Bedford House: Troubled landmark office block is revamped 

A Belfast city centre office block, which was affected by bombings more than 20 times during the Troubles, has been revamped.

Giant’s Park: New Belfast technology park for 'clean tech' industries to be unveiled 

Businesses and developers working in the renewables sector now have the chance to be part of Belfast’s new £9.5m technology park.

Lack of office space has seen Dublin miss out on investment 

Dublin has lost out on two foreign direct investment projects in recent times because of a lack of office space, it's been claimed.

Co Armagh mansion with stunning views on the market 

An imposing seven-bedroom, 19th century mansion has gone on sale for offers around £500,000.

Property firms build on their success as they scoop top awards 

Two of Northern Ireland's best-known commercial property agencies have been honoured at the Belfast Telegraph Property Awards 2015. Lambert Smith Hampton won the overall Commercial Property Agency of the Year category, sponsored by law firm A&L; Goodbody, at last...

Davy Stockbrokers dismisses fears over Dublin rent 

Concerns that the Dublin office market may see a glut of supply in three years’ time that could send rents plummeting have been dismissed by Davy Stockbrokers, in a move that will give a big boost to the market.

Phoenix Gas offices are on the market for at least £4.5m 

The East Belfast headquarters of Phoenix Gas has gone on the market for a minimum of £4.5m, with the energy firm remaining as a tenant. The building, located at Airport Road, is a large detached office space which was purpose-built for the company in 2001

Industrial unit and land up for sale close to The Outlet 

A large plot of land and industrial unit beside The Outlet retail park have both gone on the market.

Carleton House office development has price tag near £2m 

A major south Belfast office development is going on the market for almost £2m.

Dalata buy the Clarion Hotel in Cork for €35.1 milllion 

Ireland's largest hotels group Dalata has agreed to buy the Clarion Hotel in Cork for €35.1m (£25.7m).

Pay-as-you-play County Meath golf club goes up for sale 

A Co Meath golf course up for public auction next month is expected to fetch at least €750,000 (£545,000).

Belfast Telegraph building is one of the most significant sites to come to market in a... 

Commercial property agents Lisney have been appointed to sell the historic Belfast Telegraph building on the city’s Royal Avenue. Declan Flynn, the managing director of Lisney in Northern Ireland, confirmed the building, and its one acre site, will be marketed for sale at the...

Donegal's Jackson Hotel sale could be helped by euro weakness 

One of Donegal’s best-known hotels has gone on the market  — just as the weak euro brings an even-greater number of Northern Ireland visitors.

Tyrone firm McAleer & Rushe sign new contracts of £81m 

The success of a Co Tyrone construction firm in Great Britain continues as it announced a hat-trick of contracts worth over £80m.

Willowbrook site in Newtownabbey on market for £2.25m 

A development in Newtownabbey known as Willowbrook which could provide much-needed housing for the area, has gone on the market for £2.25m.

Commercial property: Invest NI needs a lesson in reality 

I've been known to liken government strategies to the mistake made in Australia when the cane toad was introduced to tackle the problem of cane beetles.

Revaluation of rates would help levy provide some retail therapy 

Robert Watson director of Osborne King's professional service division on how the rates system can be improved to benefit small business

£500m deal set to land son the City office his father built 

Card chain requests to stagger rent payments 

Clinton Cards has asked its landlords if it can stagger September's rent payments to help its cash flow situation.

Situation vacant: tackling city's eyesores means thinking big 

Mark Riddell, associate, Savills Belfast takes a look at a vacant area of the property world...

Nama puts spending watchdog under strain 

The sheer size of Nama and the resources needed to audit the loan agency has placed a strain on the spending watchdog, it has emerged.

Act now to avoid missing chance to claim tax relief 

Aubrey Calderwood from Capitus takes a look at a taxing side of commercial property

Prime city office space is snapped up 

A Seven storey building in Belfast city centre has been let in one of the biggest office deals in recent times.

Why buying in Istanbul now could bring Turkish delight tomorrow 

Turkey, a non-eurozone country with a warm climate, attractive coastlines, low cost of living and easy access from the UK and Ireland – is an attractive option for holidaymakers and second home buyers.

Carroll helps get jewellery repair firm on the grid 

Potential future Formula One star, Northern Ireland’s Adam Carroll, teamed up with another set of speed merchants to open a new store in Belfast’s CastleCourt complex.

Scale of slump in retail property rents highlighted 

Retail property rents in Northern Ireland have fallen dramatically in the last three years due to the recession.