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Research
Friday the 13th may be considered by superstition to be one of the unluckiest days of the year, but new research from Ireland’s No.1 Property
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Daft News
The figures from this latest Daft.ie House Price Report show only modest price increases around the country between June and September. Compared to the 4.3%
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Renting
Rents rose nationwide by an average of 11.8% in the year to June 2017. The average monthly rent nationwide during the second quarter of 2017
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News
Owning a home is, for the vast majority of us, the closest we’ll ever come to being millionaires. Over two thirds of Irish households own
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Renting
Let digs to students and you can earn tax free rental income. Guest post Do you have a spare room or two in your house?
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News
The rental market has, for over five years now, shown increasing signs of distress, with stronger demand but weaker supply each year. Market rents in
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News
Guest post by Ronan Lyons. The figures from the latest Daft.ie House Price Report show a strengthening of house price inflation across the country. The
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Renting
Guest post by Ronan Lyons. The figures from this latest Daft.ie Rental Report make grim reading not only for tenants but for policymakers also. The
Published on November 2nd, 2017 | by Martin Clancy
If you are thinking of renting your property you should consider following a set of specific steps in order to have the best rental experience possible. This includes steps such as cleaning the property and staging ... Read More →
Published on October 31st, 2017 | by Martin Clancy
With many insurance policies up for renewal around this time each year, now can be the perfect time to see if they can save themselves from increasing premiums. With more consumers deciding each year to shop ... Read More →
Published on October 13th, 2017 | by Martin Clancy
Friday the 13th may be considered by superstition to be one of the unluckiest days of the year, but new research from Ireland’s No.1 Property website Daft.ie, shows that the value of homes at number 13 ... Read More →
Published on October 11th, 2017 | by Martin Clancy
The figures from this latest Daft.ie House Price Report show only modest price increases around the country between June and September. Compared to the 4.3% quarterly increases seen in the first two quarters of this year, ... Read More →
Published on September 28th, 2017 | by Martin Clancy
KBC Bank Ireland, Journal Media and Daft.ie have today announced a major technology partnership that will allow consumers to experience spaces around them in virtual reality at unprecedented scale. The partnership will give audiences the opportunity ... Read More →
Published on September 13th, 2017 | by Martin Clancy
In recent years the popularity of purchasing property through pension funds (pre and post retirement) has increased steadily so I thought it might be useful to run through it in more detail: the key points, the ... Read More →
Published on September 5th, 2017 | by Martin Clancy
Lisney have appointed three new Divisional Directors. The company announced the appointments of Frank McSharry, Patricia Stokes and David McCarthy today. Frank McSharry – Frank, joined Lisney in 2015 and works in Lisney’s New Homes Department. He ... Read More →
Published on August 30th, 2017 | by Val Sorohan
The latest Daft.ie House Price Report, which covers the period from June to September this year, found that inflation in that three-month period was modest, after a pretty hectic first six months. During those six months, ... Read More →
Published on August 22nd, 2017 | by Martin Clancy
Rents rose nationwide by an average of 11.8% in the year to June 2017. The average monthly rent nationwide during the second quarter of 2017 was €1,159, the fifth quarter in a row a new all-time ... Read More →
Published on August 22nd, 2017 | by Martin Clancy
Students have long been the biggest demographic of renters in Ireland, traditionally leaving home to attend college for third level education. The problem now facing students and parents is the growing cost of student living, including ... Read More →