|
© Irish Independent |
09 Mar '20 |
 |
Permanent TSB becomes latest lender to lower its mortgage rate in price war
Two weeks ago AIB reduced its mortgage rates, signalling a renewed intensity in the rates war.
Mortgage interest rates have been steadily falling over the past few years, with keen value now availa - Subscribe |
|
|
The Property Week |
03 Apr '20 |
|
Latest PPR sales results already fully matched up with our listings – Download sample here
We've already completed this week's matching up of the latest sales results with the original property listings (as well as recording results of properties not previously listed). Download sample here - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Property Week |
28 Feb '20 |
 |
Strong growth in Mortgage Approvals in January: BPFI Mortgage Approvals Report
–– Some 3,265 mortgages to the value of €744 million were approved in January–– Good growth continues with first-time buyers – volume up 7.5% year on year - Subscribe |
|
|
© Irish Independent |
24 Feb '20 |
 |
[NEEDS INDO SUB] Charlie Weston: Rates may be finally falling but people can't afford to buy
The irony is that there is so little choice and a chronic affordability issue when it comes to securing a property to buy with the newly competitive mortgages.
Last year some 21,000 homes were comp - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
12 Feb '20 |
|
AIB calls for new scheme to allow shared ownership of homes
Donall O’Shea, head of real estate finance at AIB, said the bank believes there are a large number of households on average incomes that “could potentially afford home ownership but are constraine - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
29 Jan '20 |
|
Banking & Payments Federation Ireland: First-time buyers drive growth in mortgage values and volumes
Some 12,259 new mortgages to the value of €2.8 billion were drawn down by borrowers. That represented an increase of 1.2 per cent in volume and 5 per cent in value on the corresponding quarter of 20 - Subscribe |
|
|
© Irish Independent |
20 Jan '20 |
|
Sinead Ryan: What does the mortgage market look like for 2020?
Joey Sheahan, head of credit at MyMortgages.ie, says, "2020 could be the year of the fixed-rate mortgage in Ireland. These latest figures give weight to our own observation that more and more mortgage - Subscribe |
|
|
© Irish Independent |
13 Jan '20 |
|
New buyers pay €2,000 a year more than rest of eurozone
The Central Bank figures show the weighted average interest rate on all new mortgages was 2.9pc in November.
This was 11 basis points down since the start of 2019 when the rate stood at 3.01pc.
- Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
13 Jan '20 |
|
Banks expected to loan €9bn to homebuyers this year
Buoyant sales of goods and services abroad and expanding multinational employers will boost the Republic’s economy in 2020, according to Conall MacCoille, chief economist at Dublin stockbrokers Davy - Subscribe |
|
|
© Business Post |
06 Jan '20 |
|
[NEEDS BP SUB] Angela Keegan: Clarity on lending rules and Brexit should help stabilise property market
Late last year, the new Central Bank governor Gabriel Makhlouf scotched speculation surrounding mortgages by announcing that lending rules would stay at three and a half times that of borrowers’ - Subscribe |
|
|
© Irish Independent |
03 Jan '20 |
|
First-time buyers push up mortgage approvals
The Banking and Payments Federation said the strongest growth was evident with first-time buyers, where the number of mortgages was up 8.6pc on the year.
The number of mortgages across the entire m - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
05 Dec '19 |
|
Central Bank’s unchanged mortgage rules ‘fuelling rental trap’
“The mortgage measures are working and because they’re working we don’t propose any changes to them,” said Mr Makhlouf, who took over as governor in September. “I want to be very clear that - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
18 Nov '19 |
|
Mortgage brokers, AIMA, call for change in lending rules to help second-time buyers
Association of Irish Mortgage Advisors chairman Trevor Grant: "we have to turn away as many as we help because, while most of these applicants could easily qualify for the bigger repayments, they don - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
12 Nov '19 |
|
New mortgage lending to overtake repayments for first time since crisis
Mortgage lending is on track to expand by 11 per cent this year to €9.6 billion and a further 12.5 per cent in 2020 to €10.8 billion, according to Davy analysts Stephen Lyons and Diarmaid Sheridan - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
06 Nov '19 |
|
PTSB builds mortgage lending share to post-crisis peak of 15.5%
New mortgage lending at the bank rose at an annual pace of 17 per cent during the third quarter, outperforming the market’s 11 per cent expansion, the bank said. - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
29 Oct '19 |
|
Sherry FitzGerald to build new mortgage broker platform
Steven McKenna: “It’s a game-changer for us because we don’t have the capacity to deal with the volumes manually. About 80 per cent of the process will be done through AI.” - Subscribe |
|
|
© Irish Independent |
14 Oct '19 |
|
Central Bank 'not likely' to loosen mortgage rules despite AIB's call
The issue gained a sharp new focus at the weekend when AIB's Colin Hunt, chief executive of the country's biggest mortgage provider, became the first top executive at a pillar Irish bank to say the ru - Subscribe |
|
|
© Irish Independent |
30 Sep '19 |
|
Vulture funds perform a U-turn as mortgage-to-rent market opens up
A change in the eligibility criteria announced by Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy in July, and the fact that vulture funds are now prepared to sanction deals, means thousands of heavily indebted people - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Property Week |
26 Sep '19 |
|
Mortgage approvals in August showed continued year-on-year growth
Almost 4,400 mortgages to the value of €968 million were approved in AugustSome signs of slower growth in August in comparison to previous months of the year.Banking & Payments Federation Ire - Subscribe |
|
|
© Business Post |
23 Sep '19 |
|
[NEEDS SBP SUB] Banks are unmoved by plight of struggling downsizers
For those who do not want to move to the seaside or back to their rural roots, there is a shortage of suitable smaller properties to buy in mature city neighbourhoods or suburbs. In Dublin - Subscribe |
|
|
© The Irish Times |
15 Sep '19 |
|
State-backed mortgages boosted by extra €363m
The Rebuilding Ireland Home Loan scheme is targeted at prospective buyers who cannot get a bank loan. It has experienced higher than expected demand since it was launched in February 2018. - Subscribe |
| |
