Year in review: Strong house price inflation seen this year set to continueHouse prices are rising sharply nationwide as rents increase, interest rates stay low and builders struggle to keep up with demand
House prices rise 10 per cent nationally in last 12 monthsThe pandemic has prompted many to make life-changing decisions, such as remote working allowing employees move further away from the capital
Prepare for a guarded return to market ‘normality’ in 2021With an end to the coronavirus horror in sight, it is expected that the property market should edge back towards 2019 levels as next year progresses
Recent rollercoaster ride belies underlying strength of property marketThe majority of house sales that fell through in Q2 have been resold in Q3, with many achieving sale prices ahead of their pre-pandemic levels
A year of slow, steady recovery2019 saw house prices hold steady for the most part, but long-term renting represents a crisis in the making
Record-breaking November suggests strong sales in 2019Confidence is returning to the market, as new home schemes provide increased choice for buyers
Government must aid first-time buyersBudget 2019 is the ideal opportunity for government to introduce a new Affordable Housing Scheme
The help to buy scheme must stay until 2019Since its inception, the HTB scheme has been a success, proving critical in assisting buyers. It is imperative that it is retained, writes Keith Lowe
On track for a boost to hit the marketWhile property is edging its way back to normality, the market is nowhere near peak levels. However, new Luas lines will further improve fortunes
Robust market defies limited housing supplyPrice growth in capital edges upwards while dearth of private rented and social housing fuels crisis