Archive for the 'Ireland Property' Category

Irish Housing Market

Wednesday, April 23rd, 2008

The incoming president of the Irish Auctioneers’ and Valuers’ Institute (IAVI) told members at its agm on Monday that Ireland’s housing market has undergone a correction that will prove to be”a short-term blip.”
Edward Carey told members that this 10 per cent correction has brought prices back to end of 2005 levels and said “allegations of [...]

Galway Cottage and Stables

Wednesday, January 30th, 2008

Dermody Auctioneers in Tuam, Co Galway, is handling the sale of a three-bedroom cottage on 10 acres at Annagh Kilbannon, two-and-a-half miles from Tuam and within easy commuting distance of Galway city. The property offers lot of potential for someone with equestrian interests.
Included in the sale are a number of outhouses and stables.
Further [...]

Irish builders & auctioneers welcome stamp duty reform

Thursday, December 6th, 2007

The Irish Home Builders’ Association has welcome the Budget move to reform stamp duty. The IHBA’s Director Hubert Fitzpatrick said that the stamp duty measures will result in a saving of €10,750 on a house priced at €400,000.
‘Reform of stamp duty should, given the very good value currently in the market, help improve confidence [...]

Castledermot farm of 115ac fails to sell

Wednesday, November 21st, 2007

An “unrealistic” offer of €1.2m was disappointingly the only offer made on a 115ac Co Kildare farm.
Kehoe Auctioneers in Carlow were forced to withdraw the 115ac holding at Castledermot, Co Kildare, from auction on Thursday.
They had been quoting a guide price of €2m.
“We’re still looking for €2m but we did not get where we needed [...]

Limerick land continues to command good prices

Tuesday, November 6th, 2007

The roadside holding at Rathmale, Mungret, Co Limerick was sold at auction for €530,000 or €53,000/ac.
Five interested parties bid against each other pushing the price to this record level.
The sale was handled by joint selling agents GVM Auctioneers, Limerick, and DeCourcy Auctioneers.
The auction was conducted by Tom Crosse of GVM.
Bidding opened at €300,000 and, 20 [...]

Irish IAVI Auctioneers blame property slowdown on government

Friday, October 26th, 2007

The head of the Auctioneers Institute has blamed the slowdown in the property market on Irish Finance Minister Brian Cowen.
Robert Ganly, President of the Irish Auctioneers and Valuers Institute, said the current stamp duty regime was overcomplicated, and that it and uncertainty over future plans was discouraging mobility within the market.
In his annual address to [...]

Galway home auctioned for record 2.15million euro

Tuesday, October 23rd, 2007

A house in one of the city’s most desirable addresses sold for a record €2.15million when it went under the hammer on Friday, prompting a city auctioneer to claim that Galway is bucking the national trend of a slump in the market.
Last year, a similar property on the same road sold for €1.5m at auction.
Bidding [...]