Buyers struggling to find affordable homes

Sherry Fitzgerald survey exposes negative impact of Covid curbs on housing supply

Lockdown drives house prices up in first quarter

Home sales in final quarter of 2020 were strongest for more than a decade

Number of homes for sale now at lowest level in over a decade

Sherry FitzGerald says Covid accelerated shrinking supply of second-hand properties

Strongest quarter of home sales in a decade - Sherry FitzGerald

State’s largest estate agent points to dramatic increase at end of 2020

What does the latest lockdown mean for property buyers and sellers?

Demand, supply, mortgages, viewings: everything you need to know about the market in 2021

‘A perplexing year’: Property experts give their take on 2020

‘The Covid-19 pandemic is reshaping buyer demand in the Irish housing market’

Only half the homes needed this year will be built, construction event told

Conference hears of ‘real concerns’ for 2021 and 2022

A new look for old china, bedroom navies and a time capsule chemist shop sale

Home Front: Tablescapes, bedroom style and a contents sale worth a look

Housing crisis set to worsen as sellers delay bringing homes to market

Combination of Covid-19 effects damaging stock levels, says Sherry FitzGerald

Lifting the lockdown: A new way of buying and selling houses

Estate agents and clients moving to selective virtual viewings in Covid-19’s wake

What will happen to house prices after lockdown?

Buyers and sellers are wondering whether to proceed or defer plans

Property market has not felt full impact of Covid-19, warns Sherry FitzGerald

Home sales in line with target in March with first-time buyers very active

Coronavirus: Estate agents cancel open viewings of houses this weekend

Sherry FitzGerald and DNG switch 250 homes to viewing by appointment only

Housing crisis: Seven solutions to Ireland’s biggest problem

Cut building costs and overhaul the property tax system, experts advise

Sherry FitzGerald appoints Marian Finnegan as head of residential

Property economist replaces Michael Grehan, who will take up new role in agency

Brexit blamed for fall in Dublin property prices

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

House price growth five times lower in first half of 2019 than previous year

Sherry Fitzgerald data shows Dublin growth was particularly weak, rising just 0.1%

Moderate house price inflation seen in early 2019

New figures show house price growth remained flat in Dublin during the first three months

Up to €3.2bn invested in commercial property last year

Institutional investors gearing up to target residential market, Cushman & Wakefield report shows

Failure to solve rental crisis will ‘disable’ economy, warns property expert

Private sector ‘will not provide’ necessary number of affordable properties for rent

Why has lending for mortgages in Ireland suddenly stalled?

Smart Money: are we seeing a temporary slowing in mortgage borrowing or something more fundamental?

Growth in house prices slowed to 3.7% nationally in first nine months of year

Figures from Sherry FitzGerald show prices in Dublin grew 3.6% in the period, around half the level of the previous year

Housing experts warn Government against short-term measures to address crisis

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

New homes trickle starts to flow

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

Number of homes for sale half of 2010 level, says estate agent

Sherry FitzGerald says number of properties for sale is starting to creep up

Investment in residential property far exceeded commercial in 2017

Falling investment in commercial came as residential spend increased to €14.4bn

Rate of house price growth slows as new homes make impact

Figures from Sherry FitzGerald indicate moderation in Dublin house prices

Savills says no need for incentives on property purchase

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

House buyers bought 8,400 new homes last year

Property prices rise 2.1% in first three months of 2018, house price index shows

Properties to continue to become less affordable for Irish buyers - Fitch

House prices will rise 10 per cent this year, the ratings agency said

Dublin’s business district accounted for half of office space take up last year

Cushman & Wakefield forecasts demand from technology companies to continue this year

More than 95,000 properties vacant across State - report

National rate of vacancies drops to 4.8%, but much higher rates remain in some counties

Dubliners spend 55% of take-home pay on rent

Rent-to-income ratio at new high in Dublin, with Limerick the cheapest urban area

Thumbs up for budget’s impact on commercial property

Increase in stamp duty unlikely to deter city investors, says Cushman & Wakefield

Regions outside Dublin and Cork most likely to feel stamp-duty hike

Investors spent €529m buying commercial property in third quarter of 2017

Stamp duty will not deliver Government’s target, experts warn

Property professionals query planned yield of €376m due to projected transaction levels

Storm clouds gather over stamp duty increase

There is considerable confusion over transactions that are under way but not complete

Winners and losers from Budget 2018 and finding the surprises

Business Today: the best news, analysis and comment from ‘The Irish Times’ business desk

Supply of homes for sale in urban areas now ‘critically low’

Largest fall in Dublin city, where supply fell 19% in the 12 months to July

Complex housing crisis needs variety of imaginative solutions

Almost 15,000 homes were built last year, we need 50,000 – the housing crisis in a nutshell

YOU MAY ALSO LIKE...
The Irish Times ePaper

France 2003

Rugby World Cup: match analysis, interviews, fixtures and results

Stardust

Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people