Taoiseach told he is living in a world of 'make believe' by ignoring the reality of the housing crisis
In Dublin, house prices have decreased by 1.5%, while apartment prices increased by 1%.
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In Dublin, house prices have decreased by 1.5%, while apartment prices increased by 1%.
Houses near a Dart line have the highest average price, according to a new report.
The site was purchased from RTE for €107.5m over two years ago.
The national average price in the first quarter of the year was €261,000.
In Dublin, residential property prices rose by 1.9% in the year to January.
The vast majority of Fingal County Councillors voted in favour of adopting the Barnhill Local Area Plan.
The woman and the couple’s teenage daughters entered the house after other occupants had been forced out.
The new state lender aims to deliver 7,500 homes within five years.
The median asking price for new sales nationally is €266,000; down €2,000 from the last quarter.
Amanda had previously spoken about the difficulties of living in homeless emergency accommdoation.
A backlog at An Bord Pleanála is playing a role in delaying the process for people trying to build their home.
That represents a decrease in both figures.
Under the new plan, 10% of the public land identified for housing must be used for social housing and 30% for affordable housing.
The matter will return to court tomorrow.
Dublin residential property prices have increased 90% from their February 2012 low.
The most expensive house prices are in Sandymount, Lansdowne Road and Sydney Parade.
Minister Paschal Donohoe said any changes to the property tax regime should be ‘affordable’ for homeowners.
Sandymount Dart station is the most expensive station to live near, with monthly rents averaging at €2,282.
The west region showed the greatest price growth, with house prices increasing by 17.2% in the year to January.
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The head of the Construction Federation of Ireland said developers are paying objectors up to €10,000 to make their objections go away.
Varadkar had said that “lots of us” received help in raising deposits.
Originally the scheme was estimated to cost the Exchequer €50m.
Around €62 million has been paid to developers under the scheme.
According to the MyHome.ie Q3 Property Report, increases will continue into 2018.
Then Housing Minister Coveney received a number of letters about the scheme.
A MyHome.ie study shows the number of house sales has increased by 8.4% in the first half of 2017.
Barry Cowen TD thinks the proposal will stimulate construction.
It depends largely on your personal circumstances. But if you are thinking of applying for this scheme then you would be wise to assess your eligibility and your options ASAP, writes Barry Flanagan.
The Help-to-Buy scheme appears to have contributed to house price inflation, according to a new report.
Housing minister Eoghan Murphy said this team works with experienced staff within the department, key agencies, local authorities and the construction sector.
The number of apartment permissions represents a 60% jump on last year, while houses are up 48%.
Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy says the scheme is under review, with reports it could be wound up in the next Budget.
“Obviously we don’t want to be building skyscrapers in Georgian Dublin.”
Simon Coveney denied that the plan represents a “sell-off” of state land.
Prices are jumping across the country.
Which will surprise nobody who is looking to buy a house.
House prices continued to soar in the first three months of 2017.
Houses are being snapped up in this former ghost town once launched by Bertie Ahern.
That is according to the agency’s annual report, published yesterday.