Full coverage: Property

The imbalance in lay litigants squaring up to lawyered up financial institutions has been described by High Court judge Max Barrett as “perhaps the greatest injustice perpetrated by our currently creaking court-administered system of justice". They are fighting words but do they help debtors?

Official figures show that the delivery of new social housing is increasingly reliant on the purchase of “turnkey” units from private developers. Sinn Féin Housing Spokesperson Eoin Ó Broin argues that the draft Programme for Government offers no solution to replace them with direct development by social housing bodies, which would be cheaper and more suitable.

All disasters interrupt. From stuttering consumption and investment decisions to travel and business plans, any disaster forces a pause in those things. Earthquakes, tsunamis and global pandemics are quite similar in this regard. Covid-19 has stopped us from going to work, from travelling, and the uncertainty it unleashed has caused a collapse in investment.

When US investment firm Marathon Asset Management swooped in on Irish property after the financial crisis, three Debenhams stores entered its portfolio. The landlord is now suing the retailer.

Peace talks are ongoing between financier David Grin and builder Paddy Byrne. The former is attempting to avoid litigation, and the latter wants to save his property company. Can they reach an accord over the future of Victoria Homes?

As the online short-term letting company lays off a quarter of its workforce, we examine what is known of its Irish-headquartered $2.4 billion international operations.

Thousands of businesses have stopped paying their rent amid the Covid-19 lockdown. Many landlords are willing to talk, some are giving their tenants relief – and others have already sent solicitors' letters.

Like all tourism businesses, Denis O’Brien’s Quinta do Lago resort in the Algarve has been rocked by Covid-19. The property valued at €220 million in 2015 is a small but high-profile part of the businessman’s portfolio. Documents show the strategy behind the story and its financial performance.

The coronavirus crisis has hit property-focused shares harder than most – but those are a leveraged bet on the underlying property market. Homeowners needn't worry (until later this summer maybe).

His father is a successful property investor and hotel magnate. And, through the Press Up group, his brother is opening restaurants and pubs in Dublin at breakneck pace. Meanwhile, over in California, Tyrone McKillen has carved out a niche in Los Angeles selling the world’s most expensive mansions to the super-wealthy.