Estate agents in the Irish market enjoy a wide and varied role with sales and marketing at its core. While the tools of the trade have certainly changed over the past two decades, marketing is still at the core of the business. Online sales portals like Daft.ie...
My first ever camping trip and a few days rediscovering the Wild Atlantic Way, all the way from Sea Sessions in Bundoran to the cliff walk in Ballybunion, means that the weekly property round-up only takes in property news up until Friday - please send carrier pigeons...
There is so much property news to cover today- from career moves to moving celebrities (Sinead O'Connor is selling her Wicklow home, apparently) - that bullet points will feature heavily to help us get through all the Sunday broadsheets in one day. Consider...
As expected, the weekend's newspapers are dominated by the fallout of the UK vote so the property coverage in the main sections (outside of the property supplements) is limited. As regular readers will be aware, I am a strong proponent of digital marketing and PR as a...
The expectation for today's broadsheets was a full analysis of our Housing Minister's keenly fought battle for Fine Gael leadership, which he lost out on to Leo Varadkar. Instead, all the Sunday papers, broadsheet and tabloid (with the noted exception of The Sunday...
~ Originally published on www.prop-tech.ie, May 30th, 2017 Proptech News The last few weeks have been busy on the proptech front with conferences, expos and summits in London and Dublin. Also, low-cost hotdesking space for proptech start-ups launched on Dawson Street...
Listen back to the RIPPLE story and hear about the evolution of shipping container homes and business popping up all around Ireland with Ireland's property bloggers:
Today's offering is not quite as chunky as last week, all of the property sections/supplements feel a bit lighter today (in property news, features and advertising). The Sunday Business Post has an excellent front page (of the Money Plus section) piece by the...
We now have twice as many house-hunters across Ireland as we have available homes For would-be property buyers in Ireland right now, it is fair to say that the goalposts have shifted, regularly. In the last week we learned that despite the yoyo Central Bank lending...
Johnny Ronan on the need for Dublin to build upwards; why can't we solve a problem that everyone agrees on & rats in Dublin's emergency accommodation facilities... Good news for property watchers with plenty of time on their hands and very patient spouses, there...
Sunday Property Round-Up Never let it be said that Irish newspapers don't offer value for money; today's line-up is jam-packed with the best property commentary I've read for months. Plenty to keep you going through the long weekend. If you only have time for one...
Amanda Webb of Spiderworking.com recently put together the morning routines of business women and entrepreneurs. My contribution is below and there are lots of interesting perspectives from the other 16 contributors. For the full article, click here:...
Last week saw the release of the government strategy to deal with social housing, in detail. The broad strategy was outlined in Budget 2015 last month, however, it was criticised for being light on actionable details. This most recent report goes some way to address...
If the State is not in a position to deliver a solution, then its need to get out of the way of the people who can There have been many reasons to feel angry and frustrated and let down by the State about its response to housing over the past decade - many reasons -...