Charlene
The preliminary results from Census 2016 have shown that Ireland’s population has increased 3.7% over the past years. That represents 169,724 more people living here, taking the country’s population to 4,757,976. A growing population offers both opportunities and challenges, of…
Read moreRising rents make it increasingly difficult to find student accommodation Posted on 17th June 2016 by MyHome.ie in Blog, General, Home, The Renter with 4 Comments on Rising rents make it increasingly difficult to find student accommodation Much has been…
Read moreHouse prices rose by an average of 5.9% in the year to March 2016. The divide between Dublin and the rest of the country persists, with prices effectively stable in the capital – rising just 0.9% in the last year…
Read moreThe Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission has begun a campaign warning landlords they can no longer discriminate against prospective tenants on the basis of being in receipt of housing assistance or rent supplement. Landlords will be in breach of…
Read moreWith a focus on Mindfulness for the evening, we had an inspiring, motivating and uplifting start to the year ahead at our Annual Gala Dinner, which took place in the Maldron Hotel on Feb 4th. Denise Devlin, Leona O’Neill, Charlene & Marie…
Read morePosted on 9th February 2016 by MyHome.ie in Blog, General, Home, Industry News, Market News, Mortgages & Money, Property News, The First Time Buyer with 1 Comment on First-time buyers still rely on parents for deposits Some 15 per cent…
Read morePosted on 5th February 2016 by MyHome.ie in Blog, General, Home, Mortgages & Money, Property News with 4 Comments on Housing a big issue in General Election 2016 Now that the General Election has been called there are sure to…
Read moreLandlords who rent to social housing tenants will from today be entitled to enhanced tax reliefs. The new scheme will allow property owners who rent to tenants in receipt of rent supplement or the housing assistance payment (HAP) to claim…
Read moreThis latest report shows that house prices rose by an average of 8.5% during 2015. This national average hides a significant difference between Dublin, where prices rose by just 2.7%, and the rest of the country, where the average increase…
Read moreUS multinationals to create 14,000 Irish jobs over two years American Chamber makes prediction at event showcasing job opportunities here Wed, Dec 16, 2015, 15:30 Eoin Burke-Kennedy [from left to right] James O’Connor, Microsoft, Louise Phelan, Paypal, Martin Shanahan, IDA,…
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