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15 Oct '18 |
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REA: House sales to UK buyers climb as 'Brexit refugees' outbid Irish-based homebuyers
New data has found that almost half of estate agents nationwide have seen an increase in enquiries from the UK for properties here over the past year with Brexit on the horizon.
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16 Oct '18 |
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Pre-let Lennox building at South Richmond in Dublin 2 on the market for €25.5m
A pre-let Dublin 2 building due for completion in January and due to produce a rent roll of about €1.383 million is on the market through Knight Frank for €25.5 million. This price level wou - Subscribe |
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09 Oct '18 |
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Daft.ie: Buyers pay 15% extra to live by the Luas
VIEW Interactive LUAS value map here >> Commuters are paying a premium of 15% or over €60,000 extra in Dublin for a house that is located within 1km of a Luas stop. This means that buyers are now pa - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
09 Oct '18 |
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Property price rises moderately by 8.6pc nationally in August with the lowest growth in south Dublin
This compares with an increase of 10pc in the year to July and an increase of 11.8pc in the twelve months to August 2017, the Central Statistic Office said. - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
30 Sep '18 |
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Prices of entry level homes in the capital are continuing to rise at a higher than average rate
DOWNLOAD FULL REPORT HERE >>> The effects of the Central Bank Lending Rules are now clearly showing in Ireland’s property prices. Since the measures were tightened in January, inflation in the resid - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
28 Sep '18 |
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MyHome.ie Q3 2018 Property Report
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© Irish Independent |
24 Sep '18 |
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New data shows house prices nationwide flatline - with a semi-D now beyond reach for ordinary families
Workers are now having to travel to the far fringes of the commuter belt in order to get a foot on the property ladder, according to the Irish Independent/Real Estate Alliance (REA) Average House Pric - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
18 Sep '18 |
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How high can they go? Six factors affecting Irish house prices
“Are there any warning signs? I don’t think so. It seems to be that we’re in for a period of continued price and rent inflation,” says John McCartney, director of Savills Ireland Research. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
12 Sep '18 |
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House price rises now at lowest level in 15 months
Figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) show residential property prices at national level increased by 10.4pc in the year to July.
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09 Sep '18 |
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[NEEDS SBP SUB] Dysfunctional housing market being blamed in some areas on Airbnb
Our dysfunctional housing market is making it harder for businesses to find and keep staff. And in many areas, the finger of blame is being pointed at Airbnb - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
06 Sep '18 |
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Number of homes for sale half of 2010 level: Sherry FitzGerald
The increase from 25,100 homes to 25,800 homes is, however, 52 per cent below the 53,900 properties advertised for sale in July 2010.
The current available stock represents just 1.4 per cent of the - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
02 Sep '18 |
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Prices fall for first time in five years
According to the IPAV report, prices in D4 have fallen by €150,000, or 12.24pc, to bring the average cost of a home from €1,375,000 to €1,225,000.
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© Irish Independent |
22 Aug '18 |
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Charlie Weston: Peak of the market now looms as prices soar beyond families' reach
Central Bank lending limits are being cited as the reason why price increases are slowing down, with some evidence of greater supply of properties for sale.
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© Irish Independent |
20 Aug '18 |
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House price inflation is expected to slow
Over the next three years property price inflation is expected to be at 8pc nationally, down from a previous forecast of 14pc, according to the latest property price survey from the Central Bank and t - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
02 Aug '18 |
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More price drops than price hikes in prime Dublin areas in first six months
Angela Keegan, managing director with MyHome.ie, says: “Certainly the shift in these areas was a surprise. At this stage if you’re selling a property in that area, you’ve a far bigger chance of - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
18 Jul '18 |
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Sharp slowdown in Dublin house price rises: Savills
Sean O’Malley, senior economist at Savills: “While the market clearly remains undersupplied, increased construction activity is slowly bridging the gap between demand and supply.” He expected an - Subscribe |
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16 Jul '18 |
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[Needs SBP sub] Residential deals now outpacing office and retail: Hooke & MacDonald
Hooke & MacDonald's Q2 2018 review of the residential market showed that activity in the sector comprised 42 per cent of the total, compared with 27 per cent for offices, 23 per cent retail and 7 per - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
02 Jul '18 |
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Apartments in Docklands scheme sold for €800k each
A Cairn Homes development in Dublin has sold for an average gross price of €800,000 per apartment.
The Six Hanover Quay development in the docklands, which is made up of 120 apartments, a 5,000 s - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
02 Jul '18 |
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Dublin house prices rise by an average of €155,000 since 2012
The latest Daft.ie house price report states that the number of Irish people who believe house prices represent good value for money has fallen to its lowest level on record. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
02 Jul '18 |
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Mortgage lending rules cool property price rises, says Myhome.ie
Davy economist Conall Mac Coille: This time around, he said, Central Bank limits, which restrict lenders to loaning up to 3½ times a borrower’s income, were preventing households from forcing price - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
25 Jun '18 |
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New homes slowing second-hand price rises - REA Q2 index
The increase in supply of new homes in Dublin and commuter counties is having an effect on second-hand prices in some areas, the Q2 REA Average House Price Index has found. The rate of increase in sec - Subscribe |
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