Irish house price growth slows as higher interest rates bite
Sherry Fitzgerald’s latest snapshot of the market points to slowdown in price inflation
Sherry Fitzgerald’s latest snapshot of the market points to slowdown in price inflation
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House price in Ireland have seen one of the highest growth rates in the European Union in the past decade
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Increased supply and rising interest rates have cooled the market somewhat this year
Building a home in Ireland now takes twice as long as it did a decade ago, according to the Central Bank
Homes will only be delivered at scale if planning, infrastructure and development economics are aligned
Developer’s average selling price has also risen to €402,000, but is expected to fall to €380,000 by year end
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New rent regulations triggered record 4.4 per cent hike in average market rents in first quarter
Developer Michael O’Flynn makes fresh bid to rezone St Edmundsbury near Lucan for almost 500 homes
People seeking homes at more affordable end of market more dramatically impacted, Sherry FitzGerald says
The company, which delivered close to 1,000 homes last year, has forecast it will complete 1,400 in 2026
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AIB’s monthly index shows a ‘sharp’ rise in the volume of construction in July compared with the previous month
Housing and planning policy here largely designed by men and fail to address daily needs of rest of population
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New town of 18,500 homes planned on 1,000 acres beside what was once Dublin’s main landfill
While the building goes on, established places that used to have a centre are becoming hollowed out
Bill proposes changes to tenure-mix rules for developments built on State land in areas with large populations
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Asking price inflation rose to 5% in second quarter, latest MyHome.ie report indicates
Despite a cooling market and a strong pickup in supply, housing affordability has not improved
Council issues notice seeking builders for a four-year, €2.5bn programme of house building
New system may make it more difficult for Irish speakers to get planning permission in Irish-speaking areas, advocacy groups say
Anti-poverty initiative reports 0.7 per cent drop in child poverty from 2024 to 2025
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