Industry expects strong growth this year

New research suggests number of property transactions has not recovered from crash

The Irish construction industry expanded almost 10% last year – Euroconstruct report

In Dublin, couples require 22.6% of earnings to fund mortgage, down from 24.3%

‘Good times are around the corner’ but salaries have yet to show signs of improvement

Consultants propose tax reduction for landlords and code of conduct on buy-to-let arrears

Budget must get the balance right between generating savings and productivity gains

Average working couple requires just over 24 per cent of their net income to fund their mortgage

Alliance seeks to ‘obstruct Government agenda on cuts’ on May 23rd

Scheme for holders of distressed AIB mortgages comes into operation today with Irish Mortgage Holders’ Organisation

Two main banks say demand is the key issue

Ballybofey in Co. Donegal has the highest rate with one in four commercial properties in the town vacant according to a new survey

Urban housing activity has picked up but market depends on loan availability, says CIF

Asking prices in Dublin up 0.5 per cent for the first time since early 2007, says Daft.ie

Reports by property websites highlight increased activity in Dublin