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MyHome report points to bigger loan sizes but credit market remain tightly constrained

Irish banking in 2022: retrenchment, reviews, retribution… and rates

Stock investors bet retreat of Ulster Bank and KBC will give surviving banks a fighting chance

First-time buyers need deposits of €52,500 as house prices rise

Report says higher property values are driving deposit amounts

Mortgage approvals fall in October

Value of home loans was just under €1.2bn, down 5% on last year

Irish mortgage lending to top €12bn next year for first time since crash – Davy

Brokerage sees house completions amounting to 29,000 next year

Tackling house-building costs better for economy than easier credit – Central Bank

Bank deputy governor Sharon Donnery warns against relaxation of mortgage rules

Are Central Bank mortgage rules containing home prices or fuelling crisis?

Lack of supply and undeveloped rental market key factors in house price growth

‘If construction is such a profitable industry, why aren’t more people at it?

Glenveagh says it has sold, signed or reserved the 1,150 homes it expects to deliver this year

Construction revival may mean up to 27,000 homes built next year

Fresh data highlight increased supply and a shift away from capital city to other regions

Value of mortgage approvals hits record €1.28bn in July

First-time buyers accounted for 55% of the mortgages approved in that month

Record 2.4m contactless payments made per day in June

Banking and Payments Federation Ireland figures detail strong pick-up in consumer spending

Big jump in mortgage drawdowns as approvals also leap

Drawdowns rise 45.4% in volume terms in second quarter and by 52.5% in value

Over-60s make up quarter of long-term mortgage arrears

Central Bank says lenders need to come up with more ‘extensive or ambitious’ solutions

Irish SMEs highlight rising prices as chief concern in wake of Brexit

CSO survey also finds a fifth of businesses here expect to experience Brexit hit

Planning permissions for homes plummets by 50%

Latest CSO planning data highlights Covid-related collapse in activity

Housing shortfall likely until end-2024, warns banking group

Banking and Payments Federation says rising input prices could aggravate affordability

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