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Mortgage experts have warned that ‘property prices are really only going one way for the foreseeable future’.
It is the second time that The Torch has suffered a huge fire in recent years.
‘The Reflector’, as it is known, will eventually provide space for more than 1,000 employees.
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… giving us easily the largest increases seen across the EU last year.
A report released by Dublin City Council has identified sites suitable for renovation.
Previously residents were required to pay €200 for a sign and pole and €120 for just the sign.
The men have all been taken to police stations in central London.
Nama has taken on a host of new objectives – it looks like a sensible move now, but will it work out?
The rate has slowed slightly in the past couple of months but remains strong according to an index by Ulster Bank.
Latest CSO figures show residential property prices rose 22% in Dublin since May 2013.
There were 3,524 residential construction projects started in the first four months of 2014 compared with 1,517 for the same period in 2013.
New data from the Central Bank also show mortgage arrears declining, although long term problems remain.
Dublin City Council has a team of inspectors visiting rented accommodation on the North Circular Road.
A plan to impose a harsh levy on developers hanging on to prime land is being considered by Cabinet. It’s hoped the measure could help boost the supply of family homes, particularly in Dublin.
House prices across Ireland rose by 2.3 per cent over the last year with Dublin achieving growth levels of 8 per cent.
The propeller-driven plane struck two small homes near Tweed New Haven Airport in Connecticut, USA. The victims have not yet been identified.
However, the CSO figures show that for the first time in five years property prices are up.
Asking prices for homes in parts of Dublin have risen by up to 12 per cent over the past year – but is this a good thing?
Two separate reports into house prices have found prices are still dropping around the country – except in Dublin.
Around 1.1 million homeowners have so far paid the charge.
Police said the people responsible for the device showed a complete disregard for the safety of the local community.
With less than two weeks to go until the final deadline for paying the property tax, the number of people paying has increased…
There are around 9,500 people living in residential centres around the country – and this is the first time the centres will be subject to independent scrutiny.
Latest figures from Revenue show just over 7,000 people have paid the property tax in its first fortnight.
Figures released by the Revenue also show there were more than 600,000 hits on its new website to calculate property tax.
The average asking price for a house in Ireland is now €167,000 – down by 54 per cent since the peak of the boom.
Propertypriceregister.ie, which provides detailed information on residential property prices in Ireland, was launched this afternoon.
An exceptionally dry summer has depleted bears’ usual food supplies of berries and vegetation – pushing them further into residential areas.
1 in 10 mortgage holders are at least three months behind with repayments according to the new figures.
Just over 31,000 payments were made in the past day – a slight decrease on the previous 24 hours.
CSO data on planning permission for dwelling units shows a drop of 45.9 per cent between Q3 2010 and the same period of 2011.
Two children were among nine people killed by an airstrike which NATO says went astray.
However, the Central Bank says new measures to make mortgage lenders help customers make more manageable arrangements for repayments are in force.