The Sunday Times features new listing at 55 White Barn Road
The Sunday Times featured our beautiful new listing at 55 White Barn Road, Churchtown, Dublin 14. Recently renovated and extended to the highest of standards this three-bedroom home is offered to the market in walk-in condition. On view now.
The Sunday Times features new listing at 15 Glaunsharoon
The Sunday Times featured our stunning new listing at 15 Glaunsharoon, Eglington Road, Donnybrook, Dublin 4. On view now.
One page advert in the Sunday Times
Our one-page advert in the Sunday Times on 21st September featuring our top listings across Dublin. All properties are on view now.
21 Erne Street featured in the Sunday Times
Period-charm in the Docklands on view now. Double-fronted Georgian residence at 21 Erne Street, featured in the Sunday Times on 6th September.
Why property developers and funds should utilise virtual reality in their new home and PRS marketing strategies
Reach You can reach any buyer or tenant anywhere in the world using virtual reality. For example last year we sold a penthouse in Dublin Docklands to a New Zealand based buyer who relied exclusively on the VR tour to make the buying decision. VR tours can be used on desktop or mobile from our…
Our one-page advert in Irish Times featuring top listings
Our one-page advert in the Irish Times property supplement on 3rd September featuring our top listings across Dublin. Selling season is now in full swing.
Ringsend semi offers suburban set-up on city doorstep for €850,000
New listing at Ringsend featured in the Irish Times. It is an extended four-bedroom house located just a 10-minute walk from Grand Canal Dock.
Fundamentals when buying an investment property
‘The best way to create wealth and secure financial independence in the future is to invest in property wisely at the right time’. Owen Reilly, June 2020. Know all the costs. Very important you are aware of all the costs associated with renting your property to work out the net rental income. Consider all professional…
Impact of Covid-19 on the Dublin residential market in Q2
Covid-19 had a profound impact on the Dublin property market in Q2. While business quickly pivoted to be conducted virtually, market activity was a fraction of its pre-COVID level as a result of in-person showing restrictions. As lockdown eased and activity returned to the market, strong activity was supported by pent-up demand. Longer-term, for-sale market…