Calling PRS investors ‘cuckoos’ unfairly stigmatises a sector that is key to solving our housing crisis

Reducing the tax burden on private landlords should be the first step to address loss of properties in the rental sector

IT companies continue to dominate the office market, while the serviced office sector is beginning to grow

Investment in commercial property market is expected to exceed €4bn if Liffey Valley sale goes ahead before end of 2016

Comment: The housing market has endured a bumpy ride over the last decade, and the current lending rules may only prolong it

Why is it that, despite the demand for rental accommodation, the Irish property market remains unresponsive?

The regional property market is set to out perform Dublin in 2015

The Dublin office market is recovering, but the vacancy rate remains stubbornly high, writes Marian Finnegan.

It has been another confusing week for house price statistics, writes Marian Finnegan of Sherry FitzGerald.

The Dublin office market is being driven by a demand for a very particular type of building, writes Marian Finnegan.

After six years of a recessionary property market, Marian Finnegan of Sherry FitzGerald asks where things might go from here.

Much has been said of late about the level of housing development in Ireland, with some concerns being expressed as to whether Ireland’s housing market is oversupplied.

If the 90s was the decade of the office market, this is the decade of the retail property sector.

If there is one section of the property market that benefited from riding the crest of the Celtic Tiger wave only to suffer the slings and arrows of the global economic downturn, it is the office market.