Budget 2024 Predictions (Focus on Housing)
2023 has been a turbulent year in terms of housing. Will Budget 2024 include effective measures to improve the housing situation in Ireland? The budget
2023 has been a turbulent year in terms of housing. Will Budget 2024 include effective measures to improve the housing situation in Ireland? The budget
Last Updated May 30, 2023 Great news for the Irish mortgage market this week! Avant Money became the first lender to cut its mortgage rates
Mortgage rule changes leading to easing of mortgage lending limits will mark the start of 2023. The Irish Central Bank announced that mortgage borrowing limits
The derelict house grant or the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant was launched on 14 July 2022. We are getting enquiries for mortgages to purchase such
2022 was a testing year for many first time buyers looking to purchase a home in Ireland. Property prices were already at an all time
A year of lenders rising their rates and a lack of housing available to purchase. It’s been a tough one. The 2023 housing market predictions
The Help to Buy (HTB) scheme was first introduced in Jan 2017 to help first-time buyers purchase or self-build a new house or apartment. The
Mortgage123 is delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted for the Brokers Ireland Mortgage Broker Expert Awards 2022. The awards recognise Irish brokers who
It can be confusing to know what housing schemes in Ireland are available or if you are eligible for them. It is important to do
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