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© The Property Week |
20 Feb '19 |
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Do you recognise this website?
If you don't recongise this website, you might be missing out:M.PROPERTYWEEK.ie (with an M. before the usual propertyweek.ie) is designed especially for when you are out and about & need to check - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
08 Feb '19 |
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Social housing price caps need to be dropped for docklands
Tony Flynn of Dublin City Council: “In relation to Dublin 2, 4, 6 and 8 a special case needs to be made for the provision of social housing. “Based on the current caps that are there it is proving - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Feb '19 |
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Should Big Tech start providing homes in Dublin?
This begs two questions: why do they have to be crammed into the city centre in the first place, and should they be asked to contribute directly to building affordable housing in areas where their sta - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
06 Feb '19 |
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No social homes in Kennedy Wilson’s Capital Dock on Sir John Rogerson’s Quay
Labour senator Kevin Humphreys: “This is a form of social cleansing – denying young families the opportunity to live in their local area and ensuring only extremely high earners can live in the do - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
04 Feb '19 |
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Don't expect affordable housing in city spots, says council official
Dublin City Council’s head of housing Brendan Kenny: "The idea that people are expecting to buy affordable housing in Ranelagh or Rathmines, or even Sean McDermot Street – it’s not on." - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
29 Jan '19 |
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Tax breaks plan to help over-55s downsize homes
James Reilly will table a motion in the Seanad this week calling for a raft of new measures including ring-fenced funding, changes to inheritance tax and exemptions from property tax for so-called 'be - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
29 Jan '19 |
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How can I tell if a house I am buying has a pyrite problem?
Andrew O’Gorman: A damage condition rating system is in place and categorises damage across three categories: none, minor or significant. Applicants under the Pyrite Remediation Scheme must satisfy - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
23 Jan '19 |
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Dunnes wins stay to keep closed store off vacant site register
The court granted Dunnes Stores (Limerick) Ltd and Dunnes Stores Unlimited Company a stay on Bord Pleanála's determination of an appeal of the council's decision to place the property on the Vacant S - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
23 Jan '19 |
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Firm to rent homes back to families hit by debts
Arizun is offering to buy their homes, write off their debts, clear their mortgages and rent the homes back to them. Arizun boss John McDaniel said the majority of homeowners in arrears do not qualify - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
02 Jan '19 |
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Dublin housing market faces more pressure from Brexit moves
More pressure could be put on Dublin's stretched housing market after a number of major US banks warned staff whose roles are moving from London to other European cities because of Brexit that they wi - Subscribe |
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21 Dec '18 |
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Happy Christmas!
The website will be open of course, but there will be no data entry & minimal customer support for the Christmas period up until January 2nd. TROUBLE LOGGING IN DURING .. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
13 Dec '18 |
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New builds account for less than 8% of social homes
Figures released by the Department of Housing show just 601 were built across the Dublin region, the area of greatest social housing need.
A total of 18,781 “additional housing solutions” have - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
09 Dec '18 |
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[Needs SBP sub] Summit finds hint of brighter future amid housing crisis
The consensus among ths Sunday Business Post property summit speakers is that the solution lies in increasing urban density - which means changing traditional mindsets - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
30 Nov '18 |
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We are told Irish houses are not over-priced. So how come they are unaffordable?
1. More people are hitting the affordability barrier 2. Unless house prices fall this means many will be unable to buy in Dublin 3. Cash remains a big factor in the market - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
27 Nov '18 |
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'Fast-track' flats won't be finished until late next year
The first "volumetric apartments" - built off-site, including fittings and finishes, and stacked on-site - will be installed on Bunratty Road in Coolock, north Dublin.
Other sites where it is expec - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
22 Nov '18 |
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The way we buy and sell houses is about to change
From January 1st, 2019, the buying and selling of houses and other real estate will move to a pre-contract investigation of title (PCIT) system. All property title queries will be dealt with and resol - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
21 Nov '18 |
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Cash buyers snapping up cheaper homes is pushing up prices: Central Bank economist, Edward Gaffney
This means there is a limit on the ability of the Central Bank's lending rules to control property prices, a study by an economist has found.
Cash buyers can represent up to half of all purchases o - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
08 Nov '18 |
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Majority of estate agents expect house prices to keep rising in 2019
Six out of 10 people working in the property sector expect the pace of house price increases to slow in the coming year, research by the Central Bank and the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland (SC - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
07 Nov '18 |
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ECB assesses house price outlook
“House prices have surpassed their pre-crisis peaks, while residential investment is still significantly below. The state of the euro area housing market is, so far, not characterised by generalised - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
06 Nov '18 |
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Buying to rent popular among young
Consultant firm Linesight said within the 29% of Irish people now renting, two-thirds of that group were aged 25 and 44, one of the highest rates in the EU.
With apartment living rising by almost 8 - Subscribe |
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