KILDARE PROPERTY WATCH: Within walking distance of Newbridge town centre

Number 1 The Lawns, Liffey, Hall, Newbridge is a fine family home which extends to 135 sq. metres and comes with four bedrooms. It has been well maintained by its current owners and and is presented in excellent condition. It is located in a quiet cul-de-sac overlooking a green area to the front of the …

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Distressed mortgage-holders at risk of losing their homes after wind-down of Home Plus finance firm

Government changes to stamp-duty law inadvertently put the kibosh on the business model Home Plus allowed people to sell a stake in their home – at a discount to the market value – in exchange for a lump sum and a lifelong right of residence. Photo: Stock image/Getty Gabrielle Monaghan Today at 03:30 About 100 …

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Digital transformation expected to renovate property market

Real estate is a major investment channel, and technology will help investors feel more secure (Photo: tuoitre.vn) Hanoi (VNA) – Applying information technology in the real estate sector is a major trend, helping to easily connect parties in need with product and service providers, and changing the path of the Vietnamese property market, according to …

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Analysis: Property investors to benefit from repeal of interest deductibility rules – but law flawed from outset

Related video: Economist Cameron Bagrie predicts rates to stay high in 2024, decline will be ‘slow, long crawl’. Credits: Video – AM; Images – File By Alison Pavlovich for The Conversation ANALYSIS – The new coalition government has announced a suite of tax reforms, including reintroducing the ability for property investors to deduct the interest costs …

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Foreign Buyers Boost Spanish Property Market

Despite a general slump, the Spanish property market is showing resilience thanks to foreign buyers, especially from Germany, Britain, and France. Since July last year, the Eurozone has witnessed a sharp increase in interest rates, casting a shadow over the real estate sector, reports La Informacion. Property sales and mortgage signings in Spain have been …

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KILDARE PROPERTY WATCH: Top class Naas renovation without losing the character

Number 4 Saint Michael’s Terrace, is a double fronted terraced house which has been completely remodeled, extended and renovated in the last six years. Anything that could have been upgraded in this home has been, and then some!. The vendors were adamant about keeping the style a character of this house in tact while the …

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Drop in the number of homes available to rent in Limerick

Chief Economist Sean Golden, Director of Policy Limerick Chamber, Miriam O’Connor Limerick Chamber President, Dee Ryan Limerick Chamber CEO. Photo: Shauna Kennedy, Morning Star Photography. THERE were 10 less homes to rent in Limerick city and environs in October compared to the previous month. That’s according to Limerick Chamber’s latest Mid West Rental Monitor, which …

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Carlow meeting hears property-marking device prompts massive reduction in rural crime

A CRIME-PREVENTION service that has been proven to vastly reduce property thefts in Ireland was presented at the recent meeting of Carlow Joint Policing Committee (JPC). The device marks property with an owner’s Eircode and address, a situation where around 30% of stolen items are recovered by gardaí, but only about 4% were returned, as …

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Derelict Limerick homes on the market for under €180k following refurbishment

LIMERICK City and County Council has placed four formerly derelict homes it acquired on a compulsory basis on the market – for less than €180,000 each. Bids are being invited for the four properties, at Bruff, Abbeyfeale and Askeaton, with starting prices between €150,000 and €170,000. However, as the price might suggest, potential buyers, in …

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