Dublin council acquires major mixed-use development out of receivership

Camden Yard comprises approximately 407,000 sq ft of office space and 299 residential units in Dublin city centre. The post Dublin council acquires major mixed-use development out of receivership appeared first on Property Week.

Worcester’s Lowesmoor Wharf acquired out of receivership by local firm

The 41-unit estate generates an annual rental income of more than £450,000 and was guided at £4.25m. The post Worcester’s Lowesmoor Wharf acquired out of receivership by local firm appeared first on Property Week.

The small change that could dramatically improve New Zealand construction

Rising commercial construction costs, public infrastructure delays, and building contractors going into receivership are all too common in New Zealand’s construction sector. Yet with political leadership and adoption of a proven project delivery methodology, the story could be quite different. The predominant approach for construction projects in New Zealand is design-bid-build, where project owners create […] The post The small change that could dramatically improve New Zealand construction appeared first on Building Today.

McAndrew joins Savills as recoveries and receivership director

She joins from Cushman and Wakefield, where she was a partner. The post McAndrew joins Savills as recoveries and receivership director appeared first on Property Week.

MDSR Investments acquires Festival Place for £99.1m

The Basingstoke shopping centre was placed in receivership in May 2023. The post MDSR Investments acquires Festival Place for £99.1m appeared first on Property Week.

CN - Supply chain in danger as smaller firms hit by economic challenges, 022023

This CN article shows on a monthly basis, the number of companies that have gone into Administration since September 2021, and highlights that 23 'small' construction firms went into Administration in (the usually quiet month of) December 2022

Silver Shemmings Ash - Insolvency & Cash Flow in the Construction Industry, 26052021

Mohammed Haque looks at the ongoing Coronavirus Pandemic and the continuing resulting impact on cash flow and insolvency in the Construction Industry