How many new homes are needed to meet demand: 33,000 or 85,000 a year?
Various reports and targets have suggested anything from 33,000 a year to 85,000. Why the discrepancy?
Conall Mac Coille
Property asking prices rising at fastest rate in two years, says MyHome.ie
More than 200,000 additional homes would be needed this year to match UK homes to population ratio
Looser mortgage lending rules linked to Irish house price surge, says MyHome
House asking prices rose at the fastest pace in two years, according to property website
Irish economy could be headed for another technical recession
Bank of Ireland cuts its growth projections citing ‘measurement distortions related to the multinational sector’ while warning headline GDP could contract this year
Property prices rising at fastest pace in 18 months - MyHome.ie
Homebuyers bidding up transaction prices by 4.6% above asking prices amid ‘fierce’ competition for limited supply
Economy to grow 1.5% this year with boost to consumer spending, says Bank of Ireland
Bank of Ireland notes that a contraction of 1.9% last year ‘does not reflect a long term trend’ and was driven by issues in the multinational sector
Talk of ECB cutting interest rates in March is premature, analysts warn
As inflation falls, speculation that Frankfurt will begin to loosen the monetary reins sooner-than-expected has increased, but when can we expect the first rate cut
Bank of Ireland appoints Davy’s Conall Mac Coille as group chief economist
MacCoille has spent the past 13 years with Davy, which has been owned by Bank of Ireland since June last year
Ireland bullish on life science investment despite higher tax rate
IDA believes State’s still modest tax rate, political stability and skill base will attract pharma and medical companies
Asking prices for homes rise as property market ‘stabilising’, MyHome.ie report says
Easing of mortgage borrowing rules for first-time buyers and ongoing Government supports are underpinning prices, says MyHome.ie report
Upbeat Davy says Irish economy expected to grow by 8.2% this year
Brokerage says upward revision reflects ‘erratic’ drop in output at end of last year
House-price inflation set to stay in double digits for much of 2022
Brace of quarterly reports from myhome.ie and daft.ie show prices again accelerating
A surge in house prices – but where is the money coming from?
Higher mortgage lending, build-up of savings and ‘bank of mam and dad’ are key factors
Delayed reopening will most hurt our young workforce, again
Smart Money: Younger workers have been the most exposed during this crisis
What does the latest lockdown mean for property buyers and sellers?
Demand, supply, mortgages, viewings: everything you need to know about the market in 2021
Economists warn GDP will fall again because of Level 5 restrictions
Call for Government to show how successive waves of opening and closing the economy can be avoided
House prices rise by 4.3% amid lifting of Covid-19 restrictions, report says
MyHome.ie/Davy survey suggests prices nationally rose between June and August
Economy could go into recession if crisis not brought ‘under control quickly’
Davy Stockbrokers warns Irish economy could shrink in 2020 if outbreak is prolonged
This is a warp-speed downturn and it isn’t slowing down
Cliff Taylor: Despite dramatic action by the US central bank, investors are pricing in a rapid slump due to coronavirus
Your business week: all the results, indicators and meetings
From Monday Techstars Startup Week Dublin will host 54 events in 32 venues
INBS’s €6bn developer loans, why Silicon Docks is killing Dublin, and how AI could be fatal
Business Today: the best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk
Why has lending for mortgages in Ireland suddenly stalled?
Smart Money: are we seeing a temporary slowing in mortgage borrowing or something more fundamental?
How high can they go? Six factors affecting Irish house prices
Rising rents set to push more to buy - even as prices continue to rise
Inside Business podcast: HRI and council row over Leopardstown land
Also this week, Davy’s upbeat economic forecasts
Inside Business Podcast: Is the UK waking up to Brexit?
Also in this episode: Trump’s tax reforms and the latest exchequer returns
Mortgage lending rules set to dampen house price growth next year
Banks will soon exhaust unrestricted mortgage limit, acting as a drag on prices, Davy says
Pound won’t reach parity with euro, say analysts
Sterling hits eight-year low, but most are predicting currency will begin slow recovery
Is Ireland in danger of creating another housing bubble?
Expert warnings and market dysfunction are fueling concerns about the property market
UK election result to ‘add pressure to Irish exporters’
Conservative victory was best case scenario for most, says State Street
Is there a boom? Is it getting boomier?
The Central Bank’s chief economist says a ‘Phoenix miracle’ is under way in the the economy, but few seem to be feeling the benefit
Business Week: Central Bank hails economy as Brexit preparations continue
Also in the news: housing, jobs, and tracker mortgages
Limp exchequer numbers: should we be worried?
Irish brokers divided over whether change in Government’s finances temporary
Average house price is now six times the average income
New surveys show a sharp pick-up in house prices in the first three months of the year
Housing policy creating a vicious circle of demand and higher prices
The more prices accelerate ahead of incomes, the more difficult it is for the average younger buyer to get on the first rung of the property ladder
Ireland not heading for another property boom, says Coveney
Sinn Féin’s Pearse Doherty calls for help-to-buy scheme to be scrapped
Economy expected to grow 5% as consumer confidence rises
Davy revises up its GDP forecast as indicators point to stronger-than-expected growth
Irish importers buying sterling in bet that currency has bottomed
Renewed weakness of pound in advance of Theresa May speech seen to be short-lived
Irish house prices expected to rise 8% in 2017
Davy stockbrokers cites help-to-buy scheme and loosening of lending rules as key drivers
Central Bank likely to stick to its guns on mortgage caps
Governor Philip Lane will need to offset inflation caused by Government’s help-to-buy plan
Retail sales growth slows amid fears of Brexit dampener
Latest CSO numbers suggest annual rate of growth is now at lowest level for three years
Help-to-Buy scheme will not help housing crisis – UK experience proves it
Myhome survey shows buyers want increased supply not short-term measures
Budget plan to help first-time buyers will backfire, warns economist
Ronan Lyons says tax relief for those struggle to buy property will only increase prices
Business Week: State staring in to widening pensions hole
Government also struggling with housing crisis despite growth in construction
Irish manufacturing output increases 8.2 per cent in June
Sharp slowdown in output from Irish factories as statistical distortions unwind
Davy eyes Irish 2017 growth downgrade post-Brexit
Irish underlying growth was more likely 6% last year than official 26% figure, Davy says
Asking prices for houses outside Dublin rise sharply
Prices rise 1.1% in capital, but increase 10.2% outside Dublin in year to June, says report
Irish shares slump at twice the pace of Europe
European banking stocks suffer worst two-day fall on record
Irish exporters to grapple with sterling weakness
Davy economist sees exporters eventually pushing through price increases
How much is the bank making on your mortgage?
Irish banks earn second highest margins on new mortgage lending in euro zone, ECB figures show
Davy: five reasons why mortgage Bill will not work
Fianna Fail’s mortgage bill will ‘stymie competition and ill-serve consumers’ stockbroker says
Time to end Ireland’s ‘failed developer-led property market’
Ireland has an emergency and the new Minister for Housing is promising a powerful response. What’s at stake?
Cantillon: can we afford to be a Brexit bystander?
The stakes are so huge for Ireland’s economy we cannot afford to stand quietly by
House purchases exceed €10 billion for first time since 2008
Irish Property Price Register shows housing market transactions up 8 per cent since 2014
Central Bank rules hit as mortgage approvals slump by 8%
Figures show significant growth in homeowners switching to avoid high variable rates
YOU MAY ALSO LIKE...
Crosswords & Puzzles
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Stardust
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Family NoticesOpens in new window
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices