22 Jan Newstalk 106: Pat Kenny talks to Irish Mortgage Brokers The Pat Kenny show on Newstalk 106FM had Karl Deeter of Irish Mortgage Brokers and Carol Tallon of BuyersBrokers on to discuss the prop... Continue reading
18 Jan A picture speaks 256,000 words The Surveyors Journal did an excellent info-graphic on how much it costs to build a house (with no land cost factored in) It's fairly ... Continue reading
18 Jan Contracts, not silly rules, are the better form of rent regulation Something often forgotten are the lessons from history, in recent debates about spiralling rents and other such issues, the one thing t... Continue reading
06 Jan Why people will still invest in property in 2016 We plan to go through the maths soon of why the tax breaks that ended in 2014 were a bigger driver of a slow down in the market than th... Continue reading
05 Jan The big switch The time is coming near where One Big Switch say they will be shaking up the mortgage market in Ireland by using the power of group per... Continue reading
25 Nov How criticism is meant to sound In Ireland we are often publicly coy about saying what we mean, in particular as a person departs or dies the tendency is to wax lyrica... Continue reading
25 Nov The rich will prosper when the rules make sure they do. We have been critics of the Central Bank mortgage lending caps, believing instead that a rule similar to section 149 of the Consumer Cr... Continue reading
17 Nov Irish Times mention Irish Mortgage Brokers in article about renting We were quoted in a this piece by Aoife Valentine of the Irish Times which was an interesting article about the situation renters face.... Continue reading
12 Nov Newstalk: Pat Kenny & Karl Deeter discuss ‘rent certainty’ and construction Pat Kenny had Karl Deeter of Irish Mortgage Brokers on his show to discuss 'rent certainty' and some aspects of construction as well as... Continue reading
04 Nov Drivetime RTE: Karl Deeter on pan-European Mortgages In this piece on RTE's flagship evening show 'Drivetime' Karl spoke about how mortgages being 'cross boarder' may not result in better ... Continue reading