Monthly Archives: September 2016

The new homes market has been on a roller coaster for the past decade and a half. It ran into difficulty 15 years ago when the foolishness of 100pc mortgages de- stabilised it, along with the fact that many of … Continue reading →

They said the value of homes in the capital, Cork and Galway will rise by up to 7pc per annum in the coming years as persistent and long-standing supply issues continue, despite Government efforts to end the housing crisis. Thousands … Continue reading →

Central Bank lending regulations may have had a cooling impact on the housing market, but it seems the upper end is thriving. Latest Knight Frank research shows that the price of Dublin’s prime residential property – the top 5 per … Continue reading →