Funds ready to ramp up residential investment through advance purchases to secure their supply of rental blocks
Funds ready to ramp up residential investment through advance purchases to secure their supply of rental blocks
The Q4 2021 report, in association with Davy, found that annual asking price inflation rose by 9.7% nationwide, by 7.4% in Dublin and by 10.6% elsewhere around the country. Meanwhile, quarterly asking price inflation also rose slightly throughout Ireland - by 1.3% nationally, by 1.7% in Dublin, and by 1.1% elsewhere around the country.
As we welcome 2021 we find ourselves once again restricting our behaviours and movements. To suppress the spread of Covid19 most of our team are working from home. Vincent Finnegan hope that you and yours are getting through these unprecedented events as best as you possibly can and will stay safe. If however, you do require property services or advice please read the following:
Update for all our clients and customers. As we leave Level 5 restrictions and enter the festive season its all the more important to keep up our precautions and remember the guidelines. The safety of our clients and staff is paramount and we observe guidance from credible sources such as the HSE, the HPSC and IBEC. We have taken a number of measures including a full hygiene, sanitisation and education plan implemented across all offices and for all staff.
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