7 ways to get the highest price on your property in a market where prices are stalling
t’s been an interesting few months for property. After several years of galloping prices, last year saw the market hiccup and many house sales stall or drop their prices.
Paul McNeive: ‘Economic power of Dublin Docklands to double by 2021’
There are 40,000 people working in Dublin’s Docklands, and there will be another 40,000 people working there within two years. That’s one dramatic revelation from an expert seminar run by Owen Reilly, estate agents, who specialise in docklands property. I attended the event as an Owen Reilly client, and I was surprised at the pace of development.
Bloomberg | Dublin Is Bursting at the Seams
Conall Laverty, who raised over $1 million for his Dublin-based startup, jokes that his mother still wants to know when he’s going to get a real job — maybe at Google or one of the other technology giants scattered across the city.
The Dublin Docklands Residential Report 2019
2018 was another positive year for the Docklands Residential Market with selling prices up 4% and rental values up 8.7%. This does confirm a moderation in price inflation compared with the 13% increase in 2017. This is due to an increase in the supply of apartments (up 30% compared with 2017), Central Bank of Ireland…
The Sunday Times | Up for grabs in Googleland – Featuring No 107 Fitzwilliam Point, in Ringsend
In Dublin’s hip Ringsend district, this apartment is within scootering distance of the capital’s ‘silicon belt’ employers. In the current market, it’s cheaper to buy No 107 Fitzwilliam Point, in Ringsend, than to rent it. That’s what scores of Dublin’s investors will be thinking, too, when they clap eyes on this top-floor, three-bedroom apartment. It’s…
The Irish Independent | Owen Reilly covered Dublin 2: Higher end slows in D2 but smaller units sell by the block
Dublin 2’s market is emerging from a very mixed year with properties priced under €400,000 showing value growth of 6pc. In contrast, high end homes are worth much the same as they were a year ago with many shedding early value gains through the last six months. The apartment market around the €600,000 mark was…
The Irish Independent | Owen Reilly covered Dublin 1: Properties at lower end of D1 market performing best
Property values in Dublin 1 are up by an average of 5pc with properties at the lower end of the market (priced at under €320,000) definitely performing best. Value growth in the last 12 months has been just under half that achieved the previous year because of an increase in the number of properties coming…
The Portobello Market Review 2018
2018 was another strong year for the residential market in Portobello, Dublin 8. Selling prices on average were up 5% compared with 2017 with an average selling price of €532 per sq. ft. After a very positive first quarter, price inflation cooled in the second half of the year due to a significant increase in…
The Sunday Times | Property Price Guide – Dublin 1
Homes at lower end win out in market of two halves DUBLIN 1 IFSC, North city centre, North Wall CSO median house price: €285,000 2019 prediction: 3%-6% It was a tale of two markets in Dublin 1 in 2018. Prices were up across the board, but the lower end of the market — up to…