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Three policy changes will affect Irish property market. The Pandemic and associated Lockdowns have exacerbated the underlying long-term problem facing the Irish property market- for years now growth in the housing stock has not kept pace with the rise in population. House completions did recover strongly in the second half of last year but the…
Business and consumer confidence has risen strongly across the developed economies in the early monthsof 2021 on the expectation that the worst of the pandemic is behind us. This is largely driven by the view thata return to a more normal economic environment is much more likely as a result of mass vaccination. The international…
It’s been an extraordinary year, with unprecedented changes to our way of life in Ireland. That said, the property industry has proved surprisingly solid in the face of this turmoil. Our expert team has been closely monitoring the market’s performance throughout the year; here we highlight a number of the key drivers behind the statistics…
Many highly paid renters don’t want to buy Ten years ago the Irish housing stock hit 2 million, a new high at the time, before falling for the next six years, such was the collapse in housebuilding, which failed to keep pace with the depreciation rate. The stock is now expanding again (completions exceeded 21,000…
Owning a home is a keystone of wealth… both financial affluence and emotional security.
