Commercial Properties Available in Dun Laoghaire

Office

Adelaide Place, 89 Upper Georges Street
Ground Floor, Adelaide Place, 89 Upper Georges Street    
2nd Floor, Adelaide Place, 89 Upper Georges Street                                                                           Broom House, Mulgrave Street
68 Patricks Street
71 Patricks Street
6 Rogans Court
40 Northumberland Avenue
Royal Marine Mews
Pottery Business Centre, Pottery Road

Pubs

McKennas, 8 Wellington Street, Dun Laoghaire

Retail

For more information contact:
Robert Colleran (01) 298 4695
robertcolleran@finnegan.ie

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 ...

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 ...

TWO unrelated properties in Capel St, Dublin 1 have been let out at rents averaging €177.30 per sqm by agents Vincent Finnegan.

Phorest, a software firm servicing hairdressers, is taking the 520sqm. at 100 Capel St at an annual rent of €80,000. The landlord, a marketing company called Design Factory, has moved to a smaller premises in Portobello, Dublin 8.

Read the full story from independent.ie