Irish property market

Embarking on a Homeownership Journey: Why Buying Your First House is a Wise Decision
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Embarking on a Homeownership Journey: Why Buying Your First House is a Wise Decision
Homeownership, a dream cherished by many, remains an integral part of life’s journey. In Ireland, where landscapes are lush and history runs deep, the allure of owning a home is particularly strong. Through LSL Property’s lens, let’s explore the compelling reasons why buying your first house in Ireland is not just a milestone but a wise investment for your future. 1. Long-term Financial Investment Property ownership in Ireland has historically…
Impressive €792,000 at Quillsen's Property Auction last Wednesday, 7th June
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Impressive €792,000 at Quillsen’s Property Auction last Wednesday, 7th June
Quillsen, the well-renowned auctioneer, has once again delivered a stunning performance at their most recent property auction, held on Wednesday, 7th June. The event marked another remarkable day in the auction world, with two properties fetching handsome prices under the hammer, underscoring the robust strength of the Irish property market. The highlight of the auction was a 6.9-acre derelict residential small holding on The Glen Road, Moynalvey, Summerhill, in County…
REA TE POTTERTON Presents 44.5-Acre Residential Farm for Auction in Longford County on Wednesday, 31st May 2023
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REA TE POTTERTON Presents 44.5 Acre Residential Farm for Auction in Longford County on Wednesday, 31st May 2023
Renowned estate agency REA TE POTTERTON announces the auction of a 44.5 acre (approximately 18-hectare) residential farm property in Granard, County Longford, Ireland. The auction will take place on Wednesday, 31st May 2023, via the LSL Auctions platform. The property is available in one or two lots, with the first lot comprising the residence on an area of about half an acre (0.20 hectares), edged in green on the map…
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Increase of sales in the Irish property market 
The Irish property market is looking up as the amount of mortgage approvals have increased. But real estate agents are saying that, as there appears to be an influx of mortgage applications, there does not appear to be a sufficient number of new homes to be purchased in the country. Despite suffering an 18-month slump in the market due to the Covid-19 pandemic, schemes and applications delayed due to the…