Information about Irish real estate
When selling a home or renting out another property, there's often a lot to consider. You'll find our collection of articles related to estate agents and the property market on this page.
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Residential Property Price Index: What it shows about Irish property prices
The CSO's Residential Property Price Index is the official measure of Irish home prices. Here's how it works, what the latest figures show and how to use them when you sell.
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Will property prices in Ireland continue to rise?
Property prices in Ireland have increased rapidly in recent years. Experts expect continued growth, but at a slower pace. Here's what that means for you if you are thinking about selling.
Selling property in the Gaeltacht: What sellers need to know
Selling a home in one of Ireland's Gaeltacht regions involves more than a typical property transaction. These areas are culturally significant and protected under national planning policy to preserve the Irish language and traditional way of life. If you're selling in the Gaeltacht, it's vital to understand the unique legal, linguistic and planning considerations involved.
What is conveyancing? A complete guide to selling your house
Conveyancing is a crucial part of selling a property, ensuring the legal transfer of ownership from the seller to the buyer. This process involves several legal and administrative steps to ensure everything is completed correctly and lawfully. Understanding how conveyancing works can help sellers navigate the property sale with confidence and avoid potential pitfalls.
From location to value: How Eircodes can transform your property listing
In today's competitive property market, having a unique and identifiable Eircode can set your property apart from the rest. Certain Eircodes can make your property more attractive to buyers.
Understanding the importance of a BER certificate when selling property in Ireland
A Building Energy Rating (BER) certificate is a mandatory document in Ireland that assesses the energy efficiency of a property. It rates buildings on a scale from A to G, with A indicating the highest energy efficiency and G the lowest. This rating provides potential buyers with insight into the property's energy performance, covering aspects such as space heating, water heating, ventilation and lighting.
Becoming a landlord in Ireland: Essential steps for success
Becoming a landlord in Ireland is an exciting venture, offering the potential for financial stability and a solid return on investment. However, with this opportunity comes significant responsibility. Managing a rental property requires understanding legal obligations, maintaining good relationships with tenants and protecting your investment.
All about property management services in Ireland
Managing rental properties can be a demanding task, requiring time, effort and expertise. For many landlords, particularly those new to the rental market or those with multiple properties, property management services offer an invaluable solution.
Understanding legal fees for selling a house in Ireland: What you need to know
Selling a house in Ireland is a significant event, often involving legal complexities that require careful navigation. Engaging a qualified solicitor is essential to ensure a smooth and legally compliant transaction.
Navigating Ireland's luxury real estate market: Selling a premium home
Ireland's luxury property market is a dynamic and exclusive segment that caters to high-net-worth individuals seeking properties that offer the utmost in quality, location and amenities.
Top 5 things to consider when you compare estate agents
Property prices in Ireland have increased rapidly in recent years. Experts expect continued growth, but at a slower pace. Here's what that means for you if you are thinking about selling.
What does 'sale agreed' mean when selling a house?
Understanding the meaning of 'sale agreed' and the steps that follow can help buyers and sellers navigate the property transaction process with confidence. This guide explains the meaning of 'sale agreed', the associated legal processes, potential risks and what buyers and sellers should consider at this stage.
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