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British Land, McAleer & Rushe, Bank of Ireland and NAMA all Subject to Debate and Question in the Irish Parliament – Re-Sale of (planning enhanced) 10 Portman Square (2-14 Baker Street) for 50% of Value Questioned by Senator Mark Daly

Posted on June 19, 2012 by 10 Portman Square | 2-14 Baker Street

Subject: NAMA and Irish Bank Resolution Corporation Transparency Bill 2011, Second Stage Wednesday, 6 June 2012. The proceedings and debate on this Bill in Irish National Parliament makes for interesting reading. It raises serious questions about the responsibility of organisations … Continue reading →

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Westminster City Council Bends the Rules for British Land – Who says Graft is Dead?

Posted on May 31, 2012 by 10 Portman Square | 2-14 Baker Street

Park without paying in Westminster, even for a few minutes, means instant fines and worse. At least if you are Joe Bloggs. Step out of line on planning regulations in Westminster and wham – BIG BIG trouble. Block a whole road … Continue reading →

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McAleer & Rushe Group: Asleep on the Job – or are Liabilities Forcing an End Game?

Posted on March 30, 2012 by 10 Portman Square | 2-14 Baker Street

One can only wonder what’s going on at McAleer & Rushe Group when these two images are viewed side by side – and coupled with the fact that, according to records at Companies House, McAleer & Rushe Group accounts are now … Continue reading →

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World War III Hits Westminster at 10 Portman Square

Posted on March 15, 2012 by 10 Portman Square | 2-14 Baker Street

Many years ago pigs roamed what is now modern Marylebone. This image might be mistaken for a still surviving pig stye. But this is a British Land site under the proud stewardship of McAleer & Rushe. In fact, it might … Continue reading →

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10 Portman Square | W1: Can a Name Change Clean up a Dirty Image?

Posted on February 24, 2012 by 10 Portman Square | 2-14 Baker Street

10 Portman Square – the new name for 2-14 Baker Street. Sharper, better sounding and, perhaps a better address without having to move….. The name change may help achieve higher rents, shorter rent free enticements and might well have pointed to … Continue reading →

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Plundering Ireland? – Disposing NAMA Assets at 50%+ Below Value – McAleer & Rushe, British Land, Bank of Ireland and NAMA

Posted on February 23, 2012 by 10 Portman Square | 2-14 Baker Street

Image via Wikipedia 2-14 Baker Street | 10 Portman Square There has been much discussion in the media and among individuals about the disposal of NAMA assets at below and at substantially below market value. Is such discussion just speculation or … Continue reading →

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Q&A: 2-14 Baker Street | 10 Portman Square, British Land and McAleer & Rushe

Posted on January 9, 2012 by 10 Portman Square | 2-14 Baker Street

2-14 Baker Street which has been renamed as 10 Portman Square, British Land and McAleer & Rushe. Q&A: Background and Facts Subject: 2-14 Baker Street | 10 Portman Square), London W1 Background and Facts McAleer & Rushe originally bought British Land’s … Continue reading →

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Brighton & Hove Council Legal Action against McAleer & Rushe

Posted on December 6, 2011 by 10 Portman Square | 2-14 Baker Street

In what may be more evidence of skullduggery by McAleer & Rushe (or, perhaps, further evidence that they are simply broke?), the firm is facing yet another legal action. This time by Brighton & Hove Council in what the BBC refers to as … Continue reading →

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Child killed by construction site failures on Baker Street despite known risks

Posted on October 30, 2011 by 10 Portman Square | 2-14 Baker Street

This could be the headline reporting on British Land‘s construction site at 2-14 Baker Street operated by McAleer & Rushe. After many months (nearly 10) of site safety failures, serious health and safety lapses and procedures necessitating interventions by Westminster City Council … Continue reading →

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2-14 Baker Street (10 Portman Square). Bigger than the Lottery: A £28.2m Prize

Posted on October 5, 2011 by 10 Portman Square | 2-14 Baker Street

It’s been won and done. No longer up for grabs. But real money and real ‘winnings’. Like everyone else, we’d like to learn more. Maybe there’s a chance of further winnings – who know? We can’t promise a top prize … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: Baker Street

British Land, McAleer & Rushe, Bank of Ireland and NAMA all Subject to Debate and Question in the Irish Parliament – Re-Sale of (planning enhanced) 10 Portman Square (2-14 Baker Street) for 50% of Value Questioned by Senator Mark Daly

Westminster City Council Bends the Rules for British Land – Who says Graft is Dead?

McAleer & Rushe Group: Asleep on the Job – or are Liabilities Forcing an End Game?

World War III Hits Westminster at 10 Portman Square

10 Portman Square | W1: Can a Name Change Clean up a Dirty Image?

Plundering Ireland? – Disposing NAMA Assets at 50%+ Below Value – McAleer & Rushe, British Land, Bank of Ireland and NAMA

Q&A: 2-14 Baker Street | 10 Portman Square, British Land and McAleer & Rushe

Brighton & Hove Council Legal Action against McAleer & Rushe

Child killed by construction site failures on Baker Street despite known risks

2-14 Baker Street (10 Portman Square). Bigger than the Lottery: A £28.2m Prize

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