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Wed Jun 8 2022 - 06:45in the coming months as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, lockdowns in China and ongoing supply-chain issues disrupt activity and trade and accommodative monetary policy is withdrawn, the World Bank has warned. Eoin Burke-Kennedy.
La Francaise Real Estate Managers has secured its first healthcare asset in Ireland, paying €10.65 million forin the south Dublin suburb of Clonskeagh. The acquisition of the property, which is let in its entirety to Sims IVF until March 31st, 2033, will provide the French investor with a net initial yield of 4.77 per cent. Ronald Quinlan reports.
The idea that technology can liberate us from the drudgery of work is a powerful one. It has also been a powerful disappointment, at least so far. Many bemoan the fact that John Maynard Keynes thought we could all be working a 15-hour week by now.
, writes Ronald Quinlan. Located in Clane and Newbridge, the investments have both been let recently on new long-term leases to well-known tenants, and as such, offer the prospective purchaser the benefit of immediate and secure rental income. Tourism and air travel have rebounded strongly in 2022 after two years of pandemic restrictions. But both are also facing major issues around pricing, staff and availability of product. In our latest episode of the, hotelier Lorraine Sweeney and Irish Times Business Affairs Correspondent Mark Paul outline some of the problems faced by the hospitality sector.
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