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11 Feb '24 |
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OnlineApplication.com and Beam combine to deliver ‘fastest home loan in Ireland’
Karl Deeter: “Innovation in the mortgage market nearly always comes from brokers. We are the ones who brought in trackers, we are the ones who foster in every new lender in the country (recent addit - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
09 Feb '24 |
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Royal London Ireland: One in 10 homeowners face mortgage payments past 70, survey finds
“The average age of homebuyers is rising each year, going from 36 years in 2019 to 39 years in 2021. This trend is likely to put more pressure on some mortgage holders, as they have less time to pay - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
26 Jan '24 |
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First-time buyer mortgage activity rises to highest level since 2007
A new report by the Banking and Payments Federation Ireland (BPFI) has indicated the he number of FTB drawdowns reached a new post-crash peak of 25,591, valued at more than €7.2 billion in 2023. - Subscribe |
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18 Jan '24 |
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Marlet secures €113.6m refinancing deal with BlackRock for Dundrum scheme
Green Acre Grange, adjacent to Airfield’s urban farm, is a development of 307 build-to-rent apartments, with a full suite of tenant amenities. Esh Subramanian: “The Dublin real estate market conti - Subscribe |
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03 Jan '24 |
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Irish Institutional Property publish research on residential development finance
IIP call on all political parties to set out how they propose to fund the significantly increased numbers of new homes we need to deliver to solve our housing challenge. LINK TO PDF OF IIP 2023 RESEAR - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
30 Dec '23 |
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First-time buyers are drawing down mortgages at a level not seen since the boom
The most recent Banking & Payment Federation Ireland report reveals that FTBs have been drawing down 470 mortgages, valued at €131m per week, since the start of the year. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
14 Nov '23 |
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Expert calls for more ‘green mortgages’ to offer a leg-up to first-time house buyers
Luca Bertalot, of the European Mortgage Federation, which represents more than 2,000 European lenders, said he is concerned about the adverse impact of poor housing affordability and rising living cos - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
07 Nov '23 |
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Onate seals new €50m funding deal with NatWest for Irish loans
The funding line will also help Onate with its own expansion plans – that now include an ambition to begin lending property bridging loans in other European markets, according to Onate CEO Dan Gande - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
02 Nov '23 |
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Hines secures €80m loan from Cheyne Capital for Central Plaza redevelopment
The Dame Street site, formerly home to the Central Bank of Ireland, is being redeveloped as a joint venture between Hines and Peterson Group, the Hong Kong based real estate investment company, after - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
29 Sep '23 |
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Record number of first-time buyers approved for loans as prices rise again
It is the first time since the Banking and Payments Federation started compiling mortgage figures in 2011 that so many first-time buyers have been approved.
It comes as the asking price for housing - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
22 Sep '23 |
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Revolut set to enter mortgage market for first time
“It could be one of two models, or a combination,” he said. “The first one is a mortgage financed by us as a bank. Or it could be like a mortgage introduction. But ultimately what we want to bui - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
14 Sep '23 |
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Irish mortgage interest rates nudged up slightly in July
The average interest rate on new Irish mortgages rose marginally to 4.06 per cent in July, according to data published by the Central Bank of Ireland. Fixed rate home loans accounted for 85 per cent o - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
26 Aug '23 |
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Increase in mortgage approvals for first-time buyers despite market slowdown
A collapse in the number of switchers had dragged overall mortgage-approval numbers down, the Banking and Payments Federation Ireland (BPFI) said.
Last month, banks approved a total of 4,747 mortga - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
29 Jul '23 |
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Home Building Finance Ireland (HBFI) has seen a recovery in demand following a slowdown in the second half of last year
HBFI chief executive Dara Deering: "Against a challenging backdrop of higher interest rates and inflation in construction materials and labour, our support for house building firms gives them access t - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
12 Jul '23 |
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John Walsh: We need an ‘IDA for housing’ to source building funds overseas
Institutional investors have been depicted as vulture funds but the truth is an international solution is necessary as the state cannot fund the entire housing sector by itself - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
25 May '23 |
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Avant Money becomes first lender to cut its mortgage rates and is now letting borrowers fix for life
Avant Money is banking on people choosing to “fix and forget” at a time when European rates have shot up seven times, with more hikes expected. Broker Martina Hennessy of Doddl.ie said Avant Money - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
28 Apr '23 |
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Mortgage switching collapses with approvals down 54% in March
Remortgaging and mortgage switching activity fell 54.4 per cent year-on-year in March, pointing to a slowdown in that market as interest rates rose, according to Banking & Payments Federation Ireland - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
20 Apr '23 |
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Proposals for subsidies totalling up to €600m to encourage apartment building
The Irish Times understands that the plans involve giving the Land Development Agency (LDA) an extra €500 million to €600 million over a number of years to help fund the development of apartments. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
13 Apr '23 |
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Hundreds approved for First Home scheme that bridges gap for squeezed middle home buyers
New figures show that 1,336 buyers have been approved for the scheme since it was launched last July. The new price ceilings include houses with prices of up to €475,000 in the scheme, depending on - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
29 Mar '23 |
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Marlet secures €384m in funding with AIG and Activate Capital for delivery of 1,108 Dublin apartments
The transaction represents the largest financing deal completed in the capital so far this year and will be used for the delivery of 596 apartments at Grand Canal Harbour in Dublin 8 and 512 apartment - Subscribe |
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