Hooke & MacDonald

Sale of 14 apartments at Hogan Place and Hogan Avenue offers buyer opportunity to secure 6.81 per cent yield

Developer continues Dublin asset selldown with proposed disposal of fully let offices and lands at Northwood in Santry Demesne

New releases include apartments and houses at Tinakilly Park and Fairfield and dormer bungalows at Bellevue

0.85-acre plot at Mill Hill Park has approval for scheme of apartments, duplexes and houses

Twenty-four A-rated homes come to market in initial launch at Nyne Park

Restaurant, creche and retail opportunities for sale within established residential development

Six four-beds and 14 three-beds for sale in estate where 1,264 homes have been sold to date

Landscape House in Churchtown offers annual rental income of €215,312 and scope for apartment development

Agents say relatively stable prices set to stay while supply of homes is still not likely to meet demand

Collaboration between public and private sectors vital if required 50,000-60,000 homes annually are to be built

The year’s standout Irish homes from across the country

Development sits on beautifully landscaped grounds with views out to Bray Head and the Sugarloaf

Capital’s new high-end properties likely to appeal to people downsizing or to international buyers looking for a Dublin base

Demand continues to outpace supply as first-time buyers seek homes that qualify for State assistance

Property industry leaders call for a range of measures to boost supply and lower cost of new homes in pre-budget submissions

Around the block: Inaugural winners of hotly contested competition secure victory for second year in a row

Long-standing Dublin base of US-headquartered engineering giant Jacobs Engineering could accommodate more than 300 new homes

The homes have A2 Ber ratings, potentially qualifying buyers for cheaper mortgages

Around the Block: Hooke & MacDonald warns that retreat of institutional investors will see the taxpayer forced to foot the €20bn annual bill for new-home delivery

Government-supported social and affordable sector accounted for majority of investment in final quarter of 2022

Churchtown site could be redeveloped into scheme of 35 apartments subject to planning permission

One-bed, two-bed and penthouse units designed with first-time buyers and city-based professionals in mind

This dreamy and luxurious home comes with yoga studio and sauna and is accessed by a bridge over the river Glin

As well as the Bailey Hill development in Navan, new schemes are popping up in Dunshaughlin, Enfield and Ashbourne

This 120-unit development will mature nicely and has all the perks of the thriving university town within easy reach

If you intend to settle down and are reasonably confident about your future career prospects, it still makes more sense to buy than rent

New developments, and the latest phases of existing schemes, in the north, south and west of the county, as well as in the south city

Dun Óir, in the south Dublin suburb, initially consists of 27 three-, four- and five-bed houses, all with air-to-water heat pump systems

Purpose-built facilities at Archers Wood and Elsmore developments seeking €975k and €830k respectively

Opinion: Irish homebuilding sector should be booming with the promise of years of steady growth in the rental sector; instead, bad policy is driving out investment

US-headquartered investor Greystar’s €123.5m purchase of 282-unit Crumlin apartment scheme is most valuable deal so far this year

Forthcoming developments, and new phases of existing schemes, in the north, south and west of the city, as well as within the city limits

Government schemes for first-time buyers bring many to the market despite cost-of-living pressures

A range of two-, three- and four-bedroom houses are on offer at Cairn Homes’ Harpur Lane scheme

Directors' aggregate pay increases by €700,000

Large, luxurious home at Kilkenny estate comes with a private tennis court and a view of the 12th fairway

PRS accounted for 53% of investment activity in second half of 2020, new report finds

Close to €1bn worth of residential property is likely to be sold to big investors by year end

Private investment increases the supply, quality and affordability of housing stock

Town&Country: Two-bed flat opposite Liberty Hall or five-bed Rathvilly bungalow