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© Irish Independent |
08 Jul '19 |
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Developers 'curtail home building plans' as prices start to fall
John McCartney, research director with estate agent Savills, said the "evaporation" of price inflation was due to supply meeting demand. "In the longer term, construction employment has been flat for - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
05 Jul '19 |
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Institutional buyers ‘primary reason’ apartments being built
The AIB report, Private Rental Sector and the Irish Rental Market, which examines the construction industry in the rental sector, is authored by AIB head of real estate research Pat O’Sullivan and r - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
01 Jul '19 |
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[NEEDS SBP SUB] The fairest prices of them all? Dublin goes head to head with other European cities
The average Dublin home measures 161.8 square metres: with the Q2 2019 average house price sitting at €456,000, that’s a cost per square metre of €2,818. That might sound like a lot of money for - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
01 Jul '19 |
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MyHome.ie Q2 2019 Property Report in association with Davy
The report found that asking prices for newly-listed properties nationally increased by €5,000 in Q2, while they rose by just €2,000 in Dublin. This was the weakest second-quarter gain in the capi - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
26 Jun '19 |
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New supply is welcome - but mix matters too: Daft.ie Irish House Price Report Q2 2019
DOWNLOAD FULL REPORT HERE >>> The country has restarted building the only type of home it has ever really known how to build: the three-bed house. We don't need any more of those, though. So housing p - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
26 Jun '19 |
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Help to Buy sees first-time buyers drive growth in prices: DNG
Analysis by DNG for a report published on Wednesday shows that, since the initiative was launched two years ago, 44 per cent of new homes sales to private individuals have used it. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
24 Jun '19 |
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House prices fall €1,000 a month as new homes built: Irish Independent/Real Estate Alliance (REA) Average House Price Index
Over the last 12 months, Dublin values have shed 2.2pc, which leaves the price of an average home in the capital at €433,000. However, this still stands at almost two to four times the value of prop - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
17 Jun '19 |
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Fewer houses will be built due to price slowdown, economist says
Goodbody chief economist Dermot O’Leary said he believed 21,000 houses will be completed this year, down from an earlier forecast of 22,000, as a result of pressures in the housebuilding industry. T - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
05 Jun '19 |
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Dublin high-end house prices could see correction, says Fitch
With buyers unable to finance high purchase prices and with loans limited to 3½ times income, Fitch forecasts growth in the market to cool, although it will continue to stay close to the growth witne - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
27 May '19 |
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Daft.ie: Wealth Report H1 2019
Roughly two thirds of Irish households own the home they live in and almost all of these dwellings have valuations that contain six figures: in early 2019, the average property in the country had a va - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
16 May '19 |
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Residential prices return to tentative growth in March: Central Statistics Office
Goodbody chief economist Dermot O??Leary said the increase in stock for sale suggested prices may remain flat over the ??coming period?. Over the medium term, however, ??upward pressure on prices - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
10 May '19 |
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Sherry FitzGerald: Property prices hit ceiling as loan limits cool market
View the presentation on YouTube here >>> "These large increases still come from a low base and the housing supply deficit is still cavernous." - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
30 Apr '19 |
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Average property sales price slowing significantly, research finds
An analysis of the property price register by search engine Perfect Property found that the average sale price of a house in Dublin in the first quarter of 2018 was ?417,037 while the average in the - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
29 Apr '19 |
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People paying a staggering ?129k more to live near Dart and Luas stops in Dublin
Daft.ie's Light Rail House Price report, released today, shows buyers are paying 34pc more for properties close to Dart and Luas links. The average asking price in Dublin is ?383,000 but this rises - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
24 Apr '19 |
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Prices up but growth uneven in Munster
Every market in the province increased by at least 30% in the last five years, with asking prices now a minimum of ?40,000 more than they were in 2013, according to data provided by property website - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
23 Apr '19 |
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House prices special report: Cork city prices up by ?100k in five years
City centre asking prices now an average of ?102,862 higher than they were when the market hit its lowest point in 2013, according to data provided by property website Daft.ie. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
15 Apr '19 |
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Mark Keenan: So what's going on in Dublin with vendor asking prices versus reality?
Estate agents will always tell you that a big part of their job is managing expectation - that almost all vendors believe their house is worth more than it is. Owners are not only emotionally attached - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
11 Apr '19 |
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Early-season property sales suggest there??s life in the auction model yet
In days of yore ?? circa 2007 ?? you were nobody if your residence hadn??t been hammered down in a packed auction room. We all know what happened next, but a few recent sales would indicate there? - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
10 Apr '19 |
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Owen Reilly: Dublin residential market quarter 1 analysis
Quarter one was surprisingly positive with strong enquiries and good selling prices across all of our core markets which is directly related to buyers qualifying for exemptions on the Central Bank mor - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
01 Apr '19 |
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MyHome.ie: Q1 2019 Property Report in association with Davy
Conall MacCoille, Chief Economist at Davy: the slowdown in price inflation, which was concentrated in Dublin, was largely due to the Central Bank??s lending rules and unrealistic price expectations r - Subscribe |
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