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Investec predicted housing recovery from 2014

As the Central Statistics Office reported the first fall in house prices in Dublin in almost a year, Investec Ireland published a major report forecasting that 2014 would be the year of the housing market recovery.

Wealth of experience boosts sales team

The team at Vincent Finnegan Auctioneers and Valuers: Robert Finnegan, sales director; Robin Palmer, senior property consultant; Vincent Finnegan, managing director...

The team at Vincent Finnegan Auctioneers and Valuers: Robert Finnegan, sales director; Robin Palmer, senior property consultant; Vincent Finnegan, managing director and Stuart Walker, senior property consultant and negotiator.

Vincent Finnegan estate agents has appointed two well-known and respected industry heavyweights in the residential sector.

Stuart Walker and Robin Palmer have notched up decades of experience between them, and both have survived more than one boom and bust along the way. The two have been responsible for the sale of some of the most prestigious properties in Ireland.
Walker was a director of Ganly Walters from 1995 and then became a consultant to Knight Frank. He specialises in residential sales, acquisitions and development opportunities.

Palmer is a third-generation auctioneer with 50 years experience. Specialising in top-end properties, the sales he has been involved with include Carton House and Malahide Castle. More recently he has been consulting with Vincent Finnegan, and this development formalises that role.
Since the boom, the Dundrum-based team has bucked the trend by steadily increasing from six to 15 people.

Now is the best time to buy

http://www.independent.ie/business/personal-finance/property-mortgages/best-time-to-buy-property-is-now-claims-noonan-3243829.html

New Property Price Register show prices are on the rise

http://www.independent.ie/business/personal-finance/property-mortgages/new-property-register-shows-house-prices-are-on-the-rise-3247264.html

Reform of the Residential Tenancy Act

http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/property/2012/0920/1224324187530.html

House prices showing biggest increase since collapse

http://www.independent.ie/business/personal-finance/property-mortgages/house-prices-showing-the-biggest-gain-since-collapse-3242099.html

Shortage of family homes

Demand outweighs demand in urban centres....

http://www.independent.ie/business/personal-finance/property-mortgages/shortage-of-homes-for-under-35s-in-cities-to-spark-price-surge-3143917.html

IDG Connect Moving into Millenium House

IDG Connect a leading Research, Media and Technology Company are to provide 125 positions across campaign management, telephone support, data analysis and business intelligence.

Their new Dublin offices are located at Millennium House on the corner of Great Strand Street and the Millennium Walkway, close to the Abbey Street LUAS Station.

Robert Colleran of Vincent Finnegan acted on behalf of the landlord and Ian Campbell of Lambert Smith Hampton acted on behalf of the tenant.

This follows on from a recent 1,116 sq. m. letting in the same building to Version1 Sotware and 167 sq.m. retail unit in adjoining Jervis House building is in the process of being rented to Snap Printing.

Vincent Finnegan commercial are also marketing office space for rent in the Jervis House office building and have floor areas available from 159 sq.m. up to 548 sq.m.

Interest Relief to benefit 270,000 homeowners

At least 270,000 homeowners are set to see their mortgage interest payments fall.

Finance Minister Michael Noonan suggested that prices in the property market could be bottoming out as he unveiled incentives for first-time buyers.

First-time buyers who bought during the boom and those who buy homes this year will benefit.

Mortgage interest relief will be raised to 30% for first-time buyers who purchased between 2004 and 2008. This is expected to benefit 270,000 purchasers.

First-time buyers who make the leap this year will still be entitled to 25% in mortgage interest relief, with an extension of that measure.

Read the full story in the Irish Examiner ...

PTSB to Cut Rates for Home Loans for New Buyers

LEADING lender Permanent TSB is to cut its mortgage rate for new buyers by almost 1pc, -- the first time in almost four years that a bank has reduced its borrowing cost.

The move is expected to be followed by other lenders in what could be a crunch year for the mortgage market.

Experts have predicted that there could be a tentative revival of the market due to lower interest rates, a Budget-day boost for home buyers, and more lending by banks.

Read the full story in the Irish Independent ...

All the latest property news from Vincent Finnegan Ltd. estate agents.

Investec predicted housing recovery from 2014

Wealth of experience boosts sales team

Now is the best time to buy

New Property Price Register show prices are on the rise

Reform of the Residential Tenancy Act

House prices showing biggest increase since collapse

Shortage of family homes

IDG Connect Moving into Millenium House

IDG Connect a leading Research, Media and Technology Company are to provide 125 positions across campaign management, telephone support, data analysis and business intelligence.

Their new Dublin offices are located at Millennium House on the corner of Great Strand Street and the Millennium Walkway, close to the Abbey Street LUAS Station.

Interest Relief to benefit 270,000 homeowners

PTSB to Cut Rates for Home Loans for New Buyers

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