As reported in today Wall Street Journal Ireland's commercial property market, which plunged the country into financial chaos when prices collapsed in 2009, is on the rebound.
A rush of foreign investment into Ireland is gaining momentum and driving values of hotels, stores and office buildings higher, particularly in Dublin. Growing confidence among businesses that the economy is recovering is helping fill office and retail space.
Last week the government agency disposing of property taken over during the financial crisis agreed to sell Central Park—an office and apartment complex south of Dublin
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