TV3 Midday: Sybil Mulcahy talks to Karl Deeter about proposed budget changes, 15th October 2013 Sybil Mulcahy was out and about on budget day and she spoke to Karl Deeter about some of the proposed changes in the 2014 budget. Continue reading
16 Oct RTE Colm Hayes Show – talking property & our next ‘boom bust’ We spoke to Colm Hayes back at the end of September (forgot to post the piece!); and we talked about the way the property market is goi... Continue reading
14 Oct The Last Word with Matt Cooper – talking property tax On the 7th we were asked to speak with Matt Cooper about the local property tax figures which showed that 25% of properties in Ireland ... Continue reading
08 Oct Why don’t more buy to let investors sell their properties? We did some research with Marie Hunt of CBRE and Brian Lucey of Trinity College on 'buy to let' investors looking at their behaviour (i... Continue reading
07 Oct The Mortgage Restructuring Arrangement Bill 2013, a brief look under the hood This is a piece of legislation currently at Bill stage, I can't help but think they didn't get anybody involved in the actual mortgage ... Continue reading
02 Oct The Late Debate: Property problems and prices, 1st October 2013 Last night we took part in a conversation on the Late Debate with Audrey Carville to discuss property and some of the issues surroundin... Continue reading
Deconstructing Diarmaid Diarmaid Ferriter is smarter than I ever hope to be, I love hearing him fill in for George Hook and read almost anything I ever come ac... Continue reading
01 Oct Today with Sean O’Rourke: talking property 27th September 2013 We spoke to Sean O'Rourke about the increased prices in Dublin and what they do or don't mean, in our opinion it's a case of a symptom ... Continue reading
Central bank Targets Here is the statement from the Central Bank on mortgage arrears targets:Statement 17 September 2013In March 2013, the Central Bank anno... Continue reading
Insolvency: creditors pay for it and carry cost & why some people can’t do it Something that we hear a lot is that Personal Insolvency Practitioners are expensive, while they may be costly, it is worth looking at ... Continue reading