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We’re delighted to bring you the third MyHome.ie Webinar today. In this week’s episode James Rogers chats to Dublin-based estate agent Owen Reilly of Owen Reilly Property about what the Covid-19 lockdown has meant for his business and the sales and letting market in the capital. He also reveals what technology he has been using […] More
Banks and other lenders have confirmed that a further three-month extension to the current payment break will be made available to customers that continue to be directly impacted by the fallout from Covid-19. Banking & Payments Federation Ireland said its members, which include AIB, Bank of Ireland, Ulster Bank, Permanent TSB and KBC Bank Ireland, […] More
People who had been intending to buy a property before the Covid-19 lockdown who are already mortgage approved have been advised that they can seek an extension period to their mortgage approval as long as their circumstances have not changed. The current pandemic has meant that many would-be purchasers are unable to follow through on […] More
The price of agricultural land dropped by 6% last year, according to the latest review from the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland and Teagasc. The average price for an acre of land nationally was €8,823 in 2019, down from €9,346 in 2018. Munster recorded the biggest yearly fall in selling price at 9%, while selling […] More
The Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) has published the quarterly Rent Index for the October-December period (Q4) of 2019. The national standardised average rent was €1,226 per month, up by 6.4% (€74) from Q4 2018, and quarter-on-quarter rents decreased nationally by -1.2% (€15) in Q4 2019. Following referral from the Housing Agency and the Minister for […] More
We’re delighted to bring you the second MyHome.ie Webinar today. In this week’s episode our Head of Product John Callan discusses the new video and virtual tours section on the home page, the benefits of it and how it has led to a traffic bounce in the last week. He also provides more detail on […] More
The weekend is traditionally a time where people browse property. Whether that be driving around their area of interest or attending open viewings, this period can be a big part in the lifecycle of a house hunter. Unfortunately the current restrictions in place to prevent the spread of Covid-19 has meant that all open viewings […] More
Residential property prices increased by 1.1% nationally in the year to February, according to the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO). This compares with an increase of 1.1% in the year to January and an increase of 4.3% in the twelve months to February 2019. In Dublin, residential property prices decreased by 0.1% […] More
