Consumer Spending Growth Cools in Q2 but Fundamentals Remain Favourable

Ireland is gradually showing a growth in consumer spending following the economic downturn and despite Brexit. Unemployment is down and VAT receipts slowed but consumer sentiment is positive.

Consumer confidence rising as household disposable income back to pre-crisis times, causing knock on effect to retail sales. Given the growth in sales numerous brands are now entering the Irish market.

First Impression - Selling your home

Barry Connolly, Branch Manager at Savills Dawson St, provides tips on how to make your home present well to potential buyers both inside and out.

Given past development in the Dublin office market, where are we headed.

If you plan to move closer to your favourite rugby ground, here's where to start looking.

Where these hubs start, talent and economic growth tend to follow.

Celebrate St Patrick's Day in an idyllic waterside house.

Mortgage Rules Anniversary: One Year On

Good for financial stability, bad for homebuyers - mixed consensus of the new mortgage rules one year on

Momentum Set to Continue in 2016

Dr. McCartney, Director of Research Savills, looks ahead to what is in store for the Irish housing and commercial property markets in 2016.

Changes in the Industrial market are attracting new investors as imports and exports improve, strong demand for warehouse units and limited supply in market drive up yields.