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Planning Granted For Cork Docklands Facelift

Even with a recession Cork doesn’t stop! Just over 2 weeks ago Cork City Council approved planning for a huge overhaul of the city’s docklands.

Christened the “Atlantic Quarter” it is said to be one of the countries largest EVER developments. On the site of the former Ford distribution plant and right beside Pairc …

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MyHome.ie NCB Property Barometer Q2 2008

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Dublin, July 10th 2008: Property prices fall 1.5% in 3 months as 2 out of 5 buyers say they'll buy within 12 months says MyHome.ie survey -1.5% national decrease in Q2 2008 with sharper fall of -1.8% for new homes 3 bed semis in…

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MyHome.ie NCB Property Barometer Q1 2008

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Dublin, April 17th 2008: Buyers Market Takes Hold as Asking Prices Fall Further says MyHome.ie NCB Property Barometer -1.4% national decrease in January to March 2008 3 bed semis in dublin commuter belt among the highest falls at -3.4% Falls in Asking Prices still…

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MyHome.ie NCB Property Barometer Q4 2007

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This edition of the MyHome.ie NCB Property Barometer covers the period up to Quarter 4, 2007. The findings are based on an analysis of the asking prices on properties available for sale through MyHome.ie which accounts for approximately 70% of the the overall number…

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MyHome.ie NCB Property Barometer Q3 2007

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Dublin, October 17th 2007: Asking Prices drop as Property Market adjusts says MyHome.ie NCB Property Barometer 0.7% national decrease in last Quarter (July-Sept2007) Biggest drops in Dublin with 1.7% decrease National Asking Prices still up 34% since the end of 2004 Download the…

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Survey: First Time Buyers intend to buy within the next year

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The latest online survey conducted by MyHome.ie provides an informative insight into the behaviours and attitudes of the country's First Time Buyers (FTB's). Download the full First Time Buyer Survey Results (with graphs) Summary of Key Findings 48% of FTB's currently have a mortgage…

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