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Chartered Surveyors expect Westmeath property prices to marginally increase

While property prices recorded double digit growth in 2021 - and are expected to continue to rise in 2022 - the median rate of increase nationally is expected to moderate to five percent this year according to the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland.

Lack of competition ensuring mortgage lending rates remain conspicuously high

As the Central Bank’s retail interest rates for August reveal a continuing wide gap between Irish and euro area mortgage holders, with Irish consumers paying 2.83 percent compared with 1.35 percent on average across the euro area, a differential of 1.48 percent, Brokers Ireland said there is not enough competition in the Irish mortgage market and Irish consumers may have to wait until they can access mortgages across EU borders before we’re likely to see strong competition.

Mortgage to rent cases on the rise in Westmeath

Hundreds of Westmeath householders in unsustainable mortgage arrears and at risk of losing their homes are being given fresh hope of a solution to their problems.

Mortgage to rent scheme housing valuation limit formally increased

Families in mortgage distress in Westmeath have been given fresh hope after the county’s upper housing valuation limit for the mortgage-to-rent scheme was significantly increased to €305,000.

O’Donnellan & Joyce expands its valuations team

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O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers has provided valuation services since its establishment in 1982. Shane McDonagh, who has been with O’Donnellan & Joyce since 2014, graduated with a BA in property studies in 2012 and has now furthered his education. He recently qualified as a Blue Book valuer, recognised by TEGoVA, which represents the leading professional bodies in real estate valuation across Europe. He is also an associated member of the Society of Chartered Surveyors of Ireland (SCSI) and a member of IPAV (Institute of Professional Auctioneers & Valuers).

value to the consumer when switching their mortgage provider

Responding to the recent Banking and Payments Federation Ireland mortgage drawdowns for the second quarter of 2018, Brokers Ireland have stated that the standout figure is a 95.5 percent year-on-year increase in the volume of re-mortgaging/switching, indicating that Irish consumers are getting the message there is value to be had in switching.

Selling property or land? Call Downes & Sons Auctioneers

Having disposed of most of their properties in the area, Downes & Sons Auctioneers are seeking all types of properties for sale.

Ulster Bank to offer customers €1,500 contribution towards mortgage legal fees

Ulster Bank has announced today that it will pay a €1,500 contribution towards new mortgage customer’s legal fees. The payment, which will be made following mortgage drawdown, is available to customers who have a mortgage offer issued between March 13 and June 13.

 

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