Will Irish bank rescue plan derail commercial property recovery?

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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