Ireland’s corporate tax boom makes the front page of the Wall Street Journal
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Rents in Dublin now averaging €2,476 per month with prices rising again, report finds
Open-market rents in the capital rising at annual rate of 5.2%, double that seen at end of last year
Up to 40% of homes listed for sale already under offer, analysis finds
Research shows many homes listed as available are already sale agreed due to delays in updating websites and also to maintain market interest in case sales fall through
Airlines weigh winter route cuts at Dublin Airport amid passenger cap
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House prices are now 37% higher than at start of Covid pandemic in 2020
Prices rise 3% in third quarter as shortage of second-hand homes for sale bites, according to Daft report
Ireland’s rental market is so dysfunctional even the data does not make sense
In a functional property market, you would expect different sets of data on rents to concur. Not here
Fewer than six properties to rent per 10,000 people in Republic, report finds
Analysis by property firm Savills highlights the chronic shortage of available property to rent and buy across State
Ireland’s rental market: chronically undersupplied and grossly overpriced
Average rent asking price nationally was put at €1,922 per month, 41 per cent higher than before the pandemic
Rents rise by an average of 7.3% in the second quarter
Average open-market rent nationwide in the second quarter of the year was €1,922 per month, Daft.ie report shows
Company behind Daft and DoneDeal increases profit by a third
Distilled Ltd received dividends of €14.5 million in the year – down from €19.5 million – from its subsidiary undertakings
Who is buying a home in Ireland today? The changing profile of first-time buyers
First-time buyers are getting older, buying smaller homes and are not necessarily in a couple. Some urban areas other than Dublin are seeing relatively low activity
Asking prices for Irish homes climb 6.7% in second quarter amid supply shortfall
Daft.ie says average listed price nationwide just under €340,000
Q&A: Rent prices - Why are Rent Pressure Zones not working? And is there any hope in sight for renters?
New report from Daft.ie shows average rents in Dublin reached €2,395 in the first three months of the year
Rents likely to rise as supply of new units slows down subscribers – Daft.ie report
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Rent increases likely to accelerate as supply of new homes dries up, says property report
New accommodation eased inflation but trend likely to turn, expert predicts
Journal Media pulls plug on potential sale of news platforms
Brian and Eamonn Fallon were in talks to offload brands to Mediahuis
Irish Independent owner Mediahuis in talks to buy Journal.ie
Journal Media was established in 2010 by brothers Brian and Eamonn Fallon
Housing: Asking prices rise as stock of available homes hits new low – Daft.ie
Company links latest price trend to overall shortage of properties available to buy particularly in second-hand market and relaxation of mortgage rules
Will Simon Harris fare any better on housing than Leo Varadkar? Let’s just hope his views have evolved since 2013
An English case with Enoch Burke overtones; loud objections to Morning Ireland; Stuart Carolan goes cockney; and Daft brother buys big in D6
Metrolink: Is now the time to buy a home near the route? Here are four from €295,000
As with homes near the Dart and Luas, properties close to Dublin’s new underground look set to jump in value
Lorcan Sirr: There are more than 18,000 houses to rent on Airbnb vs 2,000 on Daft. Something is very wrong
It is not acceptable to have tourists living in houses while 13,300 people live in hotel bedrooms
House prices to stabilise in 2024 as second-hand market recovers – Daft.ie
Property values rose 3.4% last year with the average home on the market for €320,000
Properties going from first to final offer in just 10 days, Daft says
Some 41 per cent of offers made using the platform were placed outside of business hours
Is the property market that ‘hot’
Property website Daft.ie said homes offered on its bidding platform have gone from first to final offer within just 10 days
Company behind TheJournal.ie and other titles paid directors more than €1m despite €2.3m operating loss
Distilled Media Group, which operates the Journal, 42.ie and Noteworthy platforms and owns 50% of Daft.ie and Adverts.ie, recorded decline in revenues
Web Summit’s opening night, shop local on Black Friday, and why Revolut asks for your PPS number
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Is increase in rental supply a blip or the start of a trend?
Daft.ie figures suggest rental supply is rising but it is still some way off the number that you would expect in a properly functioning market, according to Ronan Lyons
House prices and loan approvals, data centres in Ireland, and Ryan Tubridy’s farming gig
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House prices edge higher as available secondhand properties tumble - Daft.ie
Second-hand market remains ‘tight’ and has not recovered from the pandemic
Company owned by Daft.ie founders shares pretax dividend of €7.4m
Revenues increase by 9% from more than €33m to in excess of €36m in 2022
Rent inflation ‘stabilises’ in Dublin, Daft report shows
Latest Daft report indicates the rate of increase in the capital moderated to just 0.3% in second quarter but was running at 4.3% elsewhere
Mortgage approvals for first-time buyers reach highest level since 2011, new figures show
Some 4,928 mortgages approved in May with an overall value of close to €1.4 billion
Irish property asking prices down as rising interest rates dampen demand – Daft.ie
Dublin is the second most expensive city in EU in which to build
Landlord put Dublin beach ‘shack’ up for rent at €1,100 per month
Call to remove ad for property in Donabate described as ‘beach front’ and ‘off-grid in a ‘peaceful neck of the woods'
Housing demand rises, Sean Quinn’s book, and Gammell joins Saudi airline
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Housing demand nationally up by 17%, says property website Daft
Firm estimates demand for new homes, specifically, rose up by more than 100% in 12 months to May this year
‘Crumbs of comfort’ as rents climb at slowest rate in three years
Rental report from Daft.ie suggests rents nationally climbed by 1 per cent in first quarter of 2023
Asking prices for homes in Ireland fall for first time since 2013
Latest Daft.ie housing report indicates that prices fell marginally in first three months of 2023
The reality of renting in Ireland: A shared room in a house with 20 tenants for €760 a month
There are 305 rooms available for rent in non-owner-occupied premises in Dublin city on property website Daft; 107 of these rooms cost over €1,000 a month
Eviction ban: ‘Mam, are we going to have a home?’
Lisa and her three children cannot find a home to move to, while Helen plans to live in her car when she is evicted next month
New law to unmask Russian investors, house building data, and redundancy entitlements
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Little cheer for renters in wake of Daft’s headline figures
Rents for sitting tenants have jumped by average of 4.2% a year in Dublin over past decade, meaning you’d be paying two-thirds more now than in 2012
Housing demand may be ‘cooling’ despite 6% increase in asking prices, report says
Asking prices for homes increased by 6 per cent nationally last year despite evidence of a slowdown in the second half of 2022
Housing crisis: Is there an end in sight to Ireland’s intractable problem?
Government accepts that housing is the factor that will make or break its electoral fortunes
Rents up 14%, transatlantic flights for Belfast, and how to get a return on your savings
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Average Dublin advertised rents rise to €2,258, up 14.3%, amid ‘extreme shortage’
Daft.ie says there were fewer 1,100 homes available to rent nationwide on its website at the beginning of November
Luxury property rental group files for liquidation
Period Door Properties blames tenants taking unfair advantage of Covid measures
Buying a house: should we play it safe or go for it?
Couple searching for several years for Dublin home to meet requirements
Housing market grinds to a halt as Covid-19 crisis takes hold
Number of properties listed for sale collapsed in last two weeks of March due to outbreak
Coronavirus effect prompts five-year high of homes for rent in central Dublin
Early numbers dramatic, but expert warns not to expect them to solve rental crisis
House price inflation at new low as more homes hit market
Average house price in second quarter was €263,000, new figures show
Growing demand fuels 20% home rental hikes in Limerick and Waterford
Many landlords are exiting the market, resulting in a shrinking stock of houses for rent in both Munster cities, say local auctioneers
Government’s rent scheme falls through its own loopholes
Rental price inflation running at 12.4%, far exceeding Government target of 4%
Dublin house prices rise by an average of €155,000 since 2012
Daft report also shows that the number who think houses are good value has hit a record low
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