With Irish investors having been such big players during the most recent commercial property boom across Europe, there are now concerns (highlighted, for example, in a recent Property Week) that the new Irish National Asset Management Agency (NAMA) may force fire-sales of a swathe of buildings, undermining recovery, especially in the UK. Our view is that NAMA’s impact will be minimal.
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