Latest Irish Property News
National Residential Property Price Index Climbs by 3.9% in Year to March 2023, CSO Reports
The Central Statistics Office unveils a 3.9% increase in the Residential Property Price Index for the 12 months to March 2023, highlighting variations in property prices across Ireland. Discover key findings from the recent report.
New DAFT report offers hope for Ireland’s struggling rental market
The DAFT report emphasizes the need for additions to the stock of rental homes over the next 10-15 years to undo the damage done over the past decade
Council Tenants to Rent Spare Rooms Tax-Free, Boosting Irish Housing Supply
In a bid to address Ireland’s housing crisis, the government extends the tax-free Rent-a-Room scheme to council tenants, potentially adding 28,000 homes to the market, the Irish Independent reports.
Dublin’s Luxury Apartment Prices Could Have Peaked, Reports Irish Independent
The Irish Independent suggests that luxury apartment prices in Dublin may have reached their peak, with the Marker Residences sale price potentially indicating a shift in the property market, as rising interest rates and economic uncertainty impact valuations.
IPAV Introduces Rental Market Proposals to Retain Landlords and Improve Housing Supply
The Institute of Professional Auctioneers & Valuers (IPAV) has published a series of measures in a document titled ‘Rental Market
High Building Costs Threaten Ireland’s Housing Supply Recovery – DBRS Morning Star
DBRS Morning Star report reveals high building costs as the latest challenge to Ireland’s housing supply recovery, with expensive housing potentially impacting the country’s growth model over the medium term.
Homelessness Rises in Q1 2023: Quarterly “Progress” Report – a 22% increase year-on-year.
A summary of the Q1 2023 Homeless Quarterly Progress Report, highlighting the increase in homelessness, family emergency accommodations, and tenancy prevention efforts.
Project Emerald – Report on the Drivers of Cost and Availability of Finance for Residential Development
Discover the key challenges in residential development finance in Ireland, with insights into equity constraints, debt market competition, planning factors, and more.
Accelerating Home Construction: Irish Government Announces New Measures Under Housing for All Plan
The Irish government has agreed on new measures under the Housing for All plan to reduce the cost of construction, increase the pace of vacant property renovations, and finance the construction of affordable rental apartments.
Richmond Road Development Gets Approval from Dublin City Council with Reduced Size and Capacity
Details of the approved Richmond Road residential development project in Dublin, with reduced number of apartments to address concerns.