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By Frank Conway As popular as it might sound, the fair mortgage rates campaign in Ireland is populist and flawed. While some political parties have backed the campaign, the Irish … Continue reading Fair mortgage rates campaign is populism that will hurt consumers
New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that residential property prices in the Dublin market have decreased by 0.1% in February of this year. However, on an annual basis, … Continue reading Mortgage lending rules put brakes on house prices in Dublin
In 2015, 24,134 mortgages drawn down; in 1979, the number was higher. The 2015 figure includes first time buyers, second time buyers and those buying an investment property but it … Continue reading State must create ‘shared fairness’ in dysfunctional mortgage market
