Owen Reilly

Dublin docklands rentals nosedive as couples shun one-bed apartments

Report says rents have fallen by on average 13% since last March

Splendid separation: Places to rent while restricting movement

For those returning to spend Christmas with loved ones, here are safe ways to do it

Developers may need to go back to the drawing board as one-beds fall from favour

Couples in Dublin are shunning the confines of a one-bed apartment as they struggle to both work and live in two rooms

Stylish Ringsend two-bed adds another level for €420,000

Number 2 Pigeon House Road offers great proximity to town – with addition of upstairs

Silicon Docks: Where the streets have no people

Google walking away from Sorting Office deal a blow for tech and commercial hub ravaged by the pandemic

Ten upgrades that will add value to your home and five that probably won’t

Thinking of upgrading? Get it right and you can recoup the investment, with interest

What sold for €610,000 and less in D2, Grand Canal, Donnybrook and Westport

This budget bought a docklands high rise apartment, an artisan cottage in D4 and a luxury home in Co Mayo

Love me Tenter: double the space in Dublin 8 for €650k

Natural light the feature of attractive, totally redesigned three-bed in turnkey condition

Appliance of nanoscience transformed this tiny €395k Ringsend cottage

Best reads of 2020: Custom-built carpentry brings clever solutions to a small riverside home

What sold for about €375k in Smithfield, Santry, East Wall and Mullingar

An apartment with city views, a five-bed in Kilmainham and a turnkey country home in Co Westmeath

Property lockdown: Houses that sold before Covid-19 struck

Buyers at the upper end of the market have shown a tendency to prefer turnkey homes

Coronavirus effect prompts five-year high of homes for rent in central Dublin

Early numbers dramatic, but expert warns not to expect them to solve rental crisis

Disappearing tenants, cancelled sales: estate agents face coronavirus fallout

‘We’ve had tenants call us to say they’ve left the country and we’re not sure if they are coming back’

Make a move to Milltown and take a view from the bridge

Well conected neighbourhood has plenty of choice in housing and schools but could do with some cafe culture

The smart way to sell a rented property

Selling with tenants in situ can be problematic but there are ways to keep everyone happy

Sealing the deal: how to buy a house at the right price

Do thorough research, be upfront about your finances and know when to play it cool

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