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Our NEWS section is the most comprehensive publication on the business of property in Ireland, keeping our trade readers fully informed on all developments in the property business and among their competitors.

It gathers together in one place all reports on the market, and goes into much greater detail than does the consumer press on trade issues of interest to estate agents, developers and other property professionals. It summarises property stories from the media, and provides handy links to the full stories. Occasional indepth features and opinion pieces for a fully developed online property magazine. It also acts as a searchable archive of all property matters down the years.

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© Irish Independent	16 Nov '17
	More difficult to buy a home now than in the 1980s The paper, entitled 'A long-term assessment of Irish house price affordability', also says while housing affordability is "more favourable today" than at the height of the boom - and while affording a - Subscribe

© The Irish Times	16 Nov '17
	�??We watch reports of increasing house prices with horror�?? The Irish Times asked readers to share their experiences. Are Irish house prices �??quite affordable�?�, in their view? Below is a selection of the responses we received. - Subscribe

© The Irish Times	16 Nov '17
	Hibernia Reit sees more Brexit-lettings as first-half profits surge Hibernia noted that the Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe�??s decision to treble stamp duty on commercial property deals from October would have reduced the value of its portfolio by �?�53.7 millio - Subscribe

© The Irish Times	16 Nov '17
	�??Vulture-like�?? landlords criticised for exploiting tenants Cork auctioneer, Andrew Moore: An �??insatiable appetite�?� for higher rents by vulture-like landlords is leaving tenants open to exploitation in a �??completely broken market�?�. - Subscribe

© The Irish Times	15 Nov '17
	Eoghan Murphy disputes Daft.ie report claiming �??11.2% rent increase�?? The Minister said the website measured asking prices which tended to be higher than the rents actually being paid by tenants. �??The low number of properties being advertised on Daft.ie means that th - Subscribe

© The Irish Times	15 Nov '17
	Social housing at a standstill, according to data compiled by housing policy analyst Less than 1 per cent of the social housing needed across the State has been built by local authorities or approved housing bodies since the start of last year. - Subscribe

© The Irish Times	15 Nov '17
	DEAL: EC English opening language school at La Touche House on Grove Road in Rathmines, Dublin 6 The British company will pay a stepped rent starting at �?�279 per sq m (�?�26 per sq ft), rising to �?�323 per sq m (�?�30 per sq ft) over the initial five years. The 15-year lease provides for break - Subscribe

© The Irish Times	15 Nov '17
	DEAL: Limerick�??s Crescent Shopping Centre adds three fashion outlets Three new top-rated fashion outlets: Gap, Superdry and Selected. Zone A rents in the Limerick centre range from �?�150 to �?�160 per square foot. - Subscribe

© The Irish Times	15 Nov '17
	Permission sought for eight-storey hotel on site of Twilfit House Abarta Investments has sought planning approval to demolish Twilfit House at the junction of Jervis and Upper Abbey streets in Dublin 1 and replace it with an eight-storey, over-basement hotel, at an - Subscribe

© The Irish Times	15 Nov '17
	High-end apartments planned for Mount Merrion Planning approval has also been sought for a second development of 50 apartments and a pavilion-style bar on the adjoining Union Café site following its purchase by property developer Paddy McKillen - Subscribe

© The Irish Times	15 Nov '17
	Cliff Taylor: Housing problem may not be a bubble but is a crisis House prices are higher in Dublin, for example, and affordability data suggests that single buyers in particular face a squeeze in the capital, with mortgage repayments �?? if they can afford a loan a - Subscribe

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