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Monthly Archives: October 2017
More cash for new homes as Government sets out ‘priority’
A €750M fund for builders, an additional €75m to open up sites for residential development, and 3,800 new social homes in 2018 are among the main housing measures announced in Budget 2018. The Department of Housing will spend more … Continue reading
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Mortgage approvals rose almost 15% in August
The number of mortgages approved in August rose by almost 15 per cent compared with the same month last year, new figures from the Banking and Payments Federation Ireland show. A total of 3,964 mortgages were approved, with some 2,029 of them … Continue reading
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