Record number of house sales fell through in Dublin this year, says agent
Trump’s tariff threats, buyer remorse and high renovation costs behind this trend Property agent Owen Reilly A record…
Carrie Crowley returns to TV presenting role to host series about transforming old buildings
Carrie (61) said she has a personal interest in the process of rejuvenating properties, and this was one…
Australians are being priced out of the property market and first home buyers schemes might not be helping
The quiet south Brisbane suburb of Mount Gravatt was once an affordable place to buy a decent-sized family…
Planned one-bed apartments at former RTÉ lands set to begin at over €480,000 – The Journal
Planned one-bed apartments at former RTÉ lands set to begin at over €480,000 The Journal Cairn offers 51 RTÉ…
Over 16,000 people now living in homeless accommodation across Ireland
‘It is nothing short of shameful that more than 16,614 are currently living through the nightmare of homelessness’…
Fidalga Apartment / Gurgel D’Alfonso Arquitetura
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Major BusConnects expansion to deliver 53% more Cork bus services and two 24-hour routes
Cork City will see a 53% increase in bus services and the introduction of two new 24-hour services…
Plans revealed for new 16-storey apartment block near Cork’s Elysian Tower
What a busy corner of the city will look like if a new apartment block goes ahead close…
AIB, EBS and Haven reduce interest rates on non-green fixed mortgages – The Journal
AIB, EBS and Haven reduce interest rates on non-green fixed mortgages The Journal AIB reduces some mortgage rates by…
China’s property slump is far from bottoming. But Beijing is prioritizing tech growth
A new residential complex under construction in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China on October 20, 2025. Cfoto | Future…
Adverts calling for Irish construction workers to return home are popping up in Australia
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Banners calling for Irish construction workers to return home are popping up in Australia
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