Cairn Homes to build 320 properties on Dublin site
Fast-track planning application for Marino site set to be lodged in coming weeks
Politicians run for cover over future of property tax
Water-charges debate destroyed logical discussion of how to raise essential revenue
Minister for Finance rules out significant property-tax rise
Paschal Donohoe says property tax review will focus on keeping bills at current levels
Fast-tracking 4,000 homes; change at T2; clock ticking for Carillion
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Construction activity increases at fastest pace since June
Civil engineering returns to growth, while housing is again the strongest performer
Price of Dublin new homes rising at six times rate of existing homes
CSO figures show average cost of new home in capital has risen 60% since 2010
Grant scheme for first-time buyers to only see minor changes
Varadkar and Murphy had previously indicated possible scrapping of grant scheme
Cairn chief says new homes not behind ‘pretty scary’ house price rise
Volume focused developer posts 191% surge in profits to €7.7m
Paschal Donohoe rules out cut to VAT on building houses
Minister calls Fianna Fáil proposal a ‘repeat of the mistakes behind the crash’
Scrapping Help-to-Buy would be a mistake, says housing official
John O’Connor of State’s Housing Agency says such a move would be ‘very disruptive’
Plans for over 8,000 new Dublin homes to be published in weeks
Response to housing crisis: New Dublin suburb to be created in Clonburris
Mortgage approvals rise by 45% in May in value terms
First-time buyer approval volumes also increase by 45.8% year-on-year in May
McKillen Foxrock home to rent for €8,000 a month
Six-bedroom property extending to 500sq m pitched as ideal for embassy residence
New luxury apartments planned for prime Dalkey school site
The 50-unit development will occupy about a quarter of 3.14 acre Castle Park site in Dalkey
Brian Dempsey appointed president of IPAV
DNG partner, and the pinstripe-clad estate agent who featured on RTE's ‘Desperate House Buys’ programme
Wyse places its bets on Upper Leeson Street
Estate agent and property manager opens new office on landmark corner in Dublin
Rampant Japanese knotweed undermining house values and a hidden cost to buyers
Invasive plant species can devalue properties substantially and cost home-owners tens of thousands of euro
The perfect euromillions island for €4m
Island has two beaches, a sandy southern coastline and a rugged northern area of cliffs
Rent increases have slowed down, figures show
Residential Tenancies Board says it is too early to say if rent pressure zones are effective
Cairn Orwell Road scheme almost sold out and public launch deferred
Already 85 of the mainly two-bed units have sold from 100 due for launch in first tranche
Power quietly selling off Sandycove seafront homes
Ossory Lodge sold off market after earlier seeking €3.2m
Property prices up by more than 10% in past year
Latest CSO figures show overall prices now 30.7% lower than at the height of the boom
Love green city space? Enjoy Dublin’s Garden Squares day
The free walking tours of the city’s Georgian squares and gardens take place on June 10th
MKN builders advance on prime Clontarf site
Northside developer's purchase of former retreat on Vernon Ave paves way for new development following on success of Seascape and Lonsdale nearby
Should I opt out of costly compliance paperwork?
Property Clinic: Peace of mind may suffer over a new build in a garden and create trouble in the future
Dublin house prices expected to rise 8% this year
Property professionals pinpoint lack of supply as the main driver of price growth
Irish abroad: What could Ireland learn from housing and rent rules where you live?
South Dublin rents now higher than London. Would it affect your decision to move home?
Six reasons for the rental crisis - and why free beer may be the answer
End to soaring prices seems nowhere in sight
Ires Reit may set record for rent for two-bed in Sandyford
Apartments to rent from €2,570 a month at investment fund’s new Maple scheme
Lack of supply pushes rents higher than during the boom
On May 1st there were just 1,074 properties for rent in Dublin on Daft.ie, report finds
Dublin rents hit €1,784 a month as costs surge over 12 months
Daft.ie survey suggests Simon Coveney’s plan has made the rental situation worse
Mortgage approvals surge 62.% in first quarter of 2017
Drawdown of loans rises by more modest 27% year-on-year, pointing to pent up demand from homebuyers
Central Bank governor rejects idea of new property bubble
Comments come despite string of indicators pointing to big pick-up in house prices
Can management firm install speed bumps in our complex?
Property Clinic: Your property queries answered
David Hall must use all his skills in latest housing initiative
Champion of those in arrears faces a tricky path in buying distressed mortgage loans
Blanchardstown: Population - 75,000, properties for rent: 3
With just three properties, Blanchardstown typifies the lack of accommodation to rent
‘Ghost estate’ homes dwindle to fewer than 3,000
About 30,000 ghost-estate homes have entered housing stock in past six years
Gannon’s high-rise plans for Clongriffin
Developer seeking planning permission to build 167 apartments
Central Bank plans new rules to encourage mortgage switching
Due to complexity, just 4% of borrowers have moved home loans to new lender
Lies, damned lies, and Q1 property statistics
Discrepancies between the property portal figures and those of the two leading estate agencies are quite stark
Will residents object to David Doyle’s Mount Merrion plans?
Around the Block: Son of late hotelier PV Doyle wants to build 47 dwellings on grounds of parents’ home
UK estate agency pulls ad over sexist message
Tube station marketing campaign provokes stream of complaints to standards authority
French embassy residence seeks facelift, while chancery gets an overhaul
Two imposing properties with French connections on Dublin’s Ailesbury Road are set for major changes
Edna O’Brien hits roof over Knightsbridge neighbour’s basement
London is clamping down on huge "iceberg" basements, but Will and Kate’s plans might be the exception
No planning needed to change commercial buildings to housing
New rules: Vacant-building owners can convert to apartments without planning
Stella cinema set for reboot in Rathmines
Dublin venue to reopen with burlesque-luxe interior and cocktail bar after restoration
New Generation’s assets quietly hitting the market
M&G Investments register a charge over the assets of Pat Crean’s Marlet Property Group
Dublin City Council and Georgian Society’s conservation talks
A chance to get practical advice from experts on improving your period home
Buyers spend €20m on just six houses on Herbert Park last year
After years of inactivity, ‘sold’ signs appeared on several of the Victorian park-side piles
Irish house prices forecast to increase by 5% in 2017
Moody’s says lack of supply and help-to-buy will lead to price rises
House building activity increased by more than 30% in 2016
A total of 5,626 residential units registered in year, says Construction Industry Federation
Top buys: End of 2016 saw flurry of €1m-plus house sales
What may likely be the top sale in December was Ros na Greine at 14 Avoca Avenue, which went for €4.355m
Masters of all they survey plan a big night out
Tickets for black tie event for 1,350 sell out in record time
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