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Building firm challenges awarding of social and affordable housing contract

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Property Owner Not Liable For €50,000 Derelict Sites Charge, Supreme Court Rules
Ireland

Property owner not liable for €50,000 derelict sites charge, Supreme Court rules

More New-Build Homes And Falling Interest Rates May Bring Rising House Prices To An End
Ireland

More new-build homes and falling interest rates may bring rising house prices to an end

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House Prices Rose At Slower Pace Last Year As Supply Dwindled
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House prices rose at slower pace last year as supply dwindled

Average House Prices To Rise By 3% In 2024, Survey Predicts
Ireland

Average house prices to rise by 3% in 2024, survey predicts

Landlords 'Very Frustrated' With Rtb Bureaucracy And Backlogs, Says Lobby Group
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Landlords 'very frustrated' with RTB bureaucracy and backlogs, says lobby group

Average Three-Bed House Price Now Over €300,000 – Survey
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Average three-bed house price now over €300,000 – survey

First Home Scheme To Be Extended To Self-Builders
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First Home Scheme to be extended to self-builders

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House Price Inflation Slows Again As Mortgage Costs Climb
Ireland

House price inflation slows again as mortgage costs climb

An Bord Pleanála Concedes On Planning Decision For 179 Homes In Co Wicklow
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An Bord Pleanála concedes on planning decision for 179 homes in Co Wicklow

Irish Young People Being Squeezed Out Of Home Ownership, Research Finds
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Irish young people being squeezed out of home ownership, research finds

Mortgage Approvals For First-Time Buyers Remains Strong Despite Wider Slowdown
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Mortgage approvals for first-time buyers remains strong despite wider slowdown