Property prices predicted to fall this year
A new survey of 121 property market professionals and experts founds that more than half of respondents believe that the residential proprty prices will fall…
Month: May 2013
AIB considering allowing movers to retain their trackers
State owned AIB are understood to be considering following in the footsteps of Bank of Ireland and Permanent TSB by offering new mortgage deals to…
Ashford Castle sells for €20m
Ashford Castle has been sold for €20m, according to a report in today's Irish Times. Red Carnation Hotels, owner of 14 boutique hotels, plans to…
Positive start to the year for sales in Meath
The number of property transactions in Meath last year rose by over 23% compared to 2011 according to new analysis by MyHome.ie. There were 795…
Noonan refuses to interfere with bank interest rates
Minister for Finance Michael Noonan has insisted that he will not interfere with what any bank decides to charge in interest rates. With ECB rates…
Hogan warns that household charge payments must be made
Minister for the Environment Phil Hogan has reiterated his stance that the one in four homeowners yet to pay the household charge will be “pursued”.…
Homelessness report launched in Limerick
A MAJOR new report exploring the range of ways homelessness can be tackled in Ireland has been launched in Limerick. The Simon Community charity,…
Report on homelessness launched in Limerick
A MAJOR new report exploring the range of ways homelessness can be tackled in Ireland has been launched in Limerick. The Simon Community charity, responsible…
Housing Minister to clamp down on poor planning decisions
The Minister for Housing and Planning, Jan O’Sullivan TD, has informed local authorities that she will invoke her legal powers to clamp down on poor…
€3.6m raised at O'Donnellan & Joyce auction
An estimated 600 people attended a bumper auction in Galway City, at which more than €3.6 million worth of property was sold. The O’Donnellan…