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© Irish Examiner |
09 May '13 |
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Jury still out on Nama
“The strategy has been to sell the overseas portfolio and hope the Irish market bounces back in the meantime,” said Rob Kitchin, director of the National Institute of Regional and Spatial Analysis in - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
01 May '13 |
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Celtic Tiger limps back into the fray?
Phil Tily, IPD managing director for the UK and Ireland: Parts of the Irish property market turned a corner in Q1, with office and industrial units registering an improvement in market rental levels f - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
23 Apr '13 |
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Apply American solutions to the many Irish property problems
Seán Ryan of Aspen Grove Solutions: Together these tools have prevented over 6.7 million homes from being repossessed, which otherwise would have had a costly and heavy impact on a personal homeowner - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
11 Apr '13 |
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We have received a bill from Revenue regarding Property Tax but are unsure how to go about self-assessing our property to check it’s correct.
You should also consider some of the characteristics which affect the value of a property including:
Location and proximity to services
Size and layout of the property
General condition of the prop - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
11 Apr '13 |
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Supply problems persist but hopes rise as busiest time for buying arrives
Fiona Reddan: One agent (part of one of the larger chains) I spoke to said there had been fears that they were simply running out of stock to sell. However, she noted that they had been relieved to fi - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
29 Mar '13 |
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Jim Power: It’s too soon to be sure of a housing recovery
My sense is that more buyers are likely to decide to dip their toes in the market, particularly as the reckless decision made in Cyprus to basically rob some bank deposits may just convince people the - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
28 Mar '13 |
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DMcW: We're being seduced by property porn again – will we ever learn?
What if instead of lending against today's price, the banks were forced to lend against the average house price for the last 30 years. House prices would never rise dramatically. There would be no bo - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
15 Mar '13 |
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Problems with the property tax: letter to Times
Re-introducing rates on agricultural land will not spread the burden more equally unless productive and commercial assets of all kinds for all sectors were equitably taxed, including websites, client - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
14 Mar '13 |
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McWilliams: Mortgage debt crisis is not logical, but tackling it at least seems just
There would be a deluge of selling, leading to falling prices. But remember, as the prices fall, the debts don't. So the debt relative to the value of the property rises as a direct result of trying - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
26 Feb '13 |
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Link levy to services - not urban middle class assets
Tom Dunne of DIT: we have not developed a tolerable system of local property taxation and we lack proper local government structures. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
18 Jan '13 |
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Simon Ensor on competitive bidding at the 'upper end'
There is no doubt that 2012 proved to be the most active year for sales at the upper end of the residential market since the heady days of 2006 when the market peaked. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
18 Jan '13 |
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Harriet Grant on divergence in performance of Dublin/ Cork suburbs and rest of country
There is certainly an overstock in many rural areas and prices have not been adjusted to realistic levels. Hence, yes, there may well be further price falls until demand matches supply. - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
18 Jan '13 |
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Roland O'Connell on property tax
Who do Revenue regard as a competent valuer? Does the person need a valuation qualification and to conform to international valuation standards? The answer to this question is critical for ensuring th - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
16 Jan '13 |
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Letter to Times re idea of 'recovery'
Surely we do not wish to recover to the abnormal bubble which caused such financial suffering for many and deprived a generation of a reasonable home at a fair price? - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
13 Jan '13 |
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Louise McBride: What are the hottest investments for 2013?
Now could be the time to invest in Irish commercial property, according to Gary Connolly, principal of the investment consultants, iCubed.ie. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
11 Jan '13 |
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Property report criticised by CIF
“What we’re dealing with is a series of mini-marketplaces. ...", said Tom Parlon, arguing that a macro view of the Irish property market no longer holds water with the State now a series of localised - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
10 Jan '13 |
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Property editor, Madeleine Lyons on concerns over how tax will be set
Patrick Sheehan of Independent Valuations, says: “Understating the tax won’t be such an issue for small value homes where the difference between bands is marginal. But for higher value homes there is - Subscribe |
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© The Property Week |
09 Jan '13 |
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Fitch's Global Market Outlook for Housing and Mortgage Lending
Download the report here >>> Acknowledging the improvement in affordability, especially for first-time buyers not burdened by legacy debt, the Fitch report calls it "the one bright spot in the Irish - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Jan '13 |
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Derek Scally: Another year over, what do we know?
At the now infamous launch party, the developer of Belmayne, Donal Caulfield, wearing a diamante-studded Roberto Cavalli beanie, promised buyers “gorgeous living” in four-bedroom houses with curved wa - Subscribe |
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© Other |
06 Jan '13 |
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Brian M Lucey: Where is the Irish Property market going in 2013?
Although selected areas will show some growth, houses and decent apartments in established urban areas for the most part, there is a combination of overhangs that will mute any prospects for rises. Fi - Subscribe |
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