Nama chairman Frank Daly and Minister for Finance Michael Noonan at a formal review of the Nama’s operations this morning
NAMA sites can deliver 22,000 new houses and apartments in Dublin over the next five years – Noonan #Nama
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The Docklands area has the potential to be the Canary Wharf of Dublin – Noonan #Nama
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Review: NAMA committed to ensuring delivery of key Grade A office space, retail & residential space in Dublin Docklands development zone
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RTÉ reports:
The report finds NAMA is ahead of schedule and anticipates being in a position to dispose of its assets more quickly than originally envisaged.
The agency is expected to have paid back more than 80% of its senior debt of €30.2bn by 2016, two years ahead of target.
NAMA should be able to repay its debt – Department of Finance (RTÉ)
Read the full 52-page review here
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