Stay compliant with the Residential Tenancies Act 2026. Our guide breaks down landlord classifications, tenancy rules, rent caps, and requirements to protect your private investments.
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House deeds are the legal documents that prove you are the owner of a property. You will need them if you ever decide to sell your property, pass it on to your heirs, or remortgage it. Losing them can lead to significant costs and complications, so keeping them secure is a top priority.
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The path to homeownership just became more achievable. Budget 2026 introduces significant measures designed to ease the financial burden on first-time buyers, from extended tax relief schemes to innovative housing supply initiatives. Understanding these changes could save you thousands of pounds and accelerate your journey to securing your first home. This comprehensive guide breaks down
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Recent news about Ireland’s Budget 2026 has brought a wave of optimism to the housing market, particularly for apartment developments. According to Michael Stanley, CEO of Cairn Homes, a combination of new fiscal measures and updated building guidelines could be the “tipping point” needed to make many apartment schemes viable again. This is welcome news
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A letter from Revenue is on its way to homeowners across Ireland, signalling the upcoming Local Property Tax (LPT) revaluation. For many, this will trigger concerns about rising property values and the impact on their annual tax bill. While it may be tempting to set the letter aside, understanding your obligations now can prevent significant
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Buying or selling a home is one of the most significant life events, but in Ireland, the process is often fraught with delays, extra costs, and considerable stress. These frustrations are not just part of the process; they are frequently the result of outdated systems and legislation that bog down property transactions. For the thousands
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The housing landscape is changing, and with it, the shape of the family home. It is increasingly common for adult children to live with their parents longer as they navigate a challenging property market. This trend often leaves families searching for ways to create more space, and two popular solutions emerge: building a garden room
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Inheriting a property with a sibling can be a sensitive and complex matter, particularly when one of you decides to sell your share. If you’ve inherited a family home and are considering selling your half to your brother or sister, you may be wondering about the tax implications. While it is a family transaction, Irish
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Older properties offer character, charm, and often better value than new builds. However, beneath their appealing facades can lurk expensive problems that turn dream renovations into financial nightmares. From hidden asbestos to structural issues, understanding what you’re taking on is crucial for a successful project. Buying an older home with renovation potential requires more than
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Across Ireland, new housing developments are appearing, yet for many ordinary people, the dream of homeownership remains frustratingly out of reach. If houses are being built, why are so many unable to buy them? In a recent opinion piece for The Irish Times, economist David McWilliams highlighted a troubling trend: the State has become the
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