John McCartney

Easing of mortgage borrowing rules for first-time buyers and ongoing Government supports are underpinning prices, says MyHome.ie report

Arguing between 27,000 and 30,000 housing completions may seem like splitting hairs but it has important policy and political implications

Original aim of delivering 9,000 social homes has had to be downgraded to 6,500 or under

When you buy a new home, the builder retains 86.5% of the purchase price and remits 13.5% to Government as VAT

Only one investment property changed hands in the area during first three months of year

BNP Paribas report points to a continued pick-up in growth in construction here

Cliff Taylor: key policy challenge is to provide a supply of homes at more affordable prices

US, French and Dutch buyers very present too as activity rises especially in Q3

Young people are bearing the brunt of the State’s dysfunctional property system

Separately, Rowena Crowley appointed to senior position with Knight Frank

McCartney joins commercial real estate group from the Irish Housing Agency

Supports needed or else employees will ‘likely carry the burden of extra expenses’

On-street cameras capturing pick-up in footfall and road traffic

Optimists say July. Others September. We will return – gradually – to a much changed world

Inflation is slowing even though there’s supposedly a chronic lack of supply

Dublin Economic Monitor shows 14 per cent fall in house completions in three month period

The Cavan files: Republicans faced hostility from civilians, creating risk of spies and informers

Latest CSO figures show the first fall in property prices in Dublin for seven years

High-end market hit by Brexit uncertainty as people ‘scared to do anything’, says expert

Good news for first-time buyers but affordability is still a factor - and Brexit is the fly in the ointment

Gradual improvement in supply has tamed inflation, Savills analyst says

Seen and Heard: State loses nearly $1m on Digicel as value of its bonds at record low

Savills report finds 500,000sq ft of additional space needed for new State employees

Office investments almost at €1.5bn last year – over 70% ahead of 2017, according to Savills

Report by Goodbody highlights gap in affordability in rental market

Plans exist for 800-plus units as build-to-rent developments go after growing profit sector

Smart Money: the three key insights from the latest Central Bank report on affordability and house prices

Smart Money: Employees on average wages can’t afford to buy or rent, so is the jobs boom sustainable?

Landlords will be able to deduct 100% of mortgage interest paid against their tax bill

More incentives for buyers will only inflate land values, say experts ahead of budget day

Rising rents set to push more to buy - even as prices continue to rise

Analysis: Look past the big numbers and where are the affordable homes needed right now?

Housing issue is affecting disposable income, mobility, competitiveness and quality of life

Since the crash of 2008 Irish investors have played it safe in deposits but may have lost out on surging stock markets

New homes completions increased 50% last year and planning permissions rose

Migration numbers to be published by CSO next week set to provide clearer picture

Savills says it expects a ‘cooling-off’ period as the supply of new homes ramps up

For property prices nationally it’s 2005 again - but can this price growth continue?

Company says no evidence that investment is being choked off by higher costs

Cliff Taylor: Is the Dublin office market ‘bubble’ ripe for bursting?