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Three stunning new developments from Glenveagh Homes now available

Over a long number of years Glenveagh have earned a reputation as being one of the best home builders in Ireland. Building modern homes for the way people live today, Glenveagh have been very proactive in bringing quality family homes to communities across Ireland. Not…

20 new developments coming soon in Leinster

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The second half of the year should see a new selection of houses come on the market. Here at MyHome.ie we’ve come up 20 of the new developments in Leinster which will be launched in the months ahead. Bloomfield House, Donnybrook, Dublin 4 Type: 11…

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The five most expensive places to live in Leinster have been revealed

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The five most expensive places to live in Leinster have been revealed. According to the latest MyHome.ie Property Report, in association with Davy, Dublin is unsurprisingly the most expensive place to reside in the country. In Leinster it is followed by the commuter counties of…

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A fifth of people in Ireland now live in rented accommodation

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The rise in monthly rents in Dublin has slowed but a wide gap remains between the cost of renting a home in the capital and the rest of the country, latest figures for the private residential property market show. Quarterly figures compiled by the ESRI,…

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Dublin inflating turnover rate of houses in Ireland

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The national average housing turnover rate between July 2015 and June 2016 was 2.1%, according to the GeoView report published by GeoDirectory today. When Dublin is excluded the turnover rate falls to 1.5%, highlighting the Capital’s effect on the housing market. By cross referencing the…

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Property sales down 8.2% in first half of 2016

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The number of residential property sales for the first half of 2016 was down 8.2 per cent compared to the same period last year. According to an analysis of the Property Price Register by MyHome.ie, there were 20,447 sales recorded between January 1st and June…

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Rent payments: Should they be calculated when applying for a mortgage?

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Anyone looking to buy a home at present will be all to aware how difficult it is. Firstly, there’s the task of finding something suitable to your needs – something that is not always easy given the fact that demand still far exceeds supply. That’s…

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Major reforms to rental market are announced

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The Government yesterday announced a series of major reforms to the private rental sector in to provide rent certainty for both tenants and landlords. After weeks of differences and leaks, Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government Alan Kelly and Minister for Finance Michael Noonan today revealed…

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Property transactions up by more than a third in first half of 2015

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Property transactions for the first half of the year are up by more than a third on the same period of last year. An analysis of the Property Price Register, conducted by property website MyHome.ie, shows there were 21,425 sales between January 1st and June…

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Rents continue to rise across the country

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The latest figures from the Private Residential Tenancies Board show that rents have increased again. The nationwide rise in rents for the 12 months to the end of March was 6.5%, while the increase in Dublin was an average of 9.6%. Rents for apartments in…