Angela Keegan

House asking prices rebound but will likely fall again - MyHome

Property website recorded its busiest month ever for traffic in July

Househunters undaunted by Covid-19, MyHome.ie survey suggests

Just 13% expect prices to fall by more than 10% over the next year, research finds

House prices rise by 4.3% amid lifting of Covid-19 restrictions, report says

MyHome.ie/Davy survey suggests prices nationally rose between June and August

Interest in rural property soars as Covid-19 effect kicks in

Online property search data indicates shift in attitudes among potential home-buyers

West’s awake as staycation interest soars

Property website shows searches for holiday home rentals climbing by over 100 per cent

House prices fall 3% in three months, says MyHome.ie

Covid-19’s impact on market may not be clear until third quarter, notes review

What will happen to house prices after lockdown?

Buyers and sellers are wondering whether to proceed or defer plans

House sales fall almost 5% in first quarter due to Covid-19, says MyHome.ie

Sales decline 7.2% in Dublin as worst first-quarter figures are recorded since 2017

Covid-19 crisis to wipe out Q1 housing market recovery

There were 12,170 agreed sales in the first three months of the year, survey shows

Estate agents replace physical viewings with virtual ones

DNG and Sherry FitzGerald among the agencies to move completely online

Dublin house sales fall 1.5% as affordability pushes buyers out

Biggest slowdown in sales were in Dublin 6 and Dublin 13, down 22,3% and down 30.1% respectively

Soaring house prices forcing buyers out of Dublin, study finds

Report by MyHome.ie highlights significant pick-up in activity in commuter-belt counties

House prices are flatlining across Republic, MyHome.ie report says

Income to house-price ratio declines for first time since 2012, to 6.8 times average salary

Average property price in Ireland has fallen by 3%, survey finds

MyHome.ie reports the annual rate of asking price inflation has now flattened to 0.3%

Strong jump in house sales in Dublin's commuter belt

Rise in supply and impact of Central Bank rules drive buyers from capital

Brexit: With mounting fears of a no-deal, are Britain’s Irish pointing for home?

With the economic barometer dropping across the channel and fairer times here, more are now on a flight path home

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