Property Home and Away, property for Sale

10/09/2025

New to market for sale, 2 Chieftains road in Balbriggan, contact us to view this 3 bedroom semi-detached has been refurbished and upgraded to a B3 BER rating.

01/02/2025

28/09/2024

Met my Hero today & he didn't disappoint

15/09/2024

Large spacious Master Bedroom with ensuite in a shared property in Donabate. This professionally managed property is under licence agreement & not owner occupied. Its comes with a large kitchen, dining room and an A rated sunroom leading out to a west facing rear garden with patio area. There is gas central heating, double glazed windows and on and off street parking. You have a main bathroom with electric shower, another separate shower room and a downstairs toilet. You are minutes from bus, train station & M1 motorway. There is a choice of beaches, walks & NewBridge House & gardens on your door step. Viewing strictly through agent. Email with your full details to arrange a viewing with agent .

12/08/2024

Property Home and Away have just launched in Park Grove, Clonsilla and bidding is strong
This A rated family home comes with a warm contemporary style & finish. This is the larger three bed type on offer. The property comes with three bedrooms, ensuite, family bathroom, reception room, kitchen/dining room, utility and downstairs toilet. The house is bright & spacious & has been newly decorated.

27/07/2024

Coming on Sale soon
Park grove, Clonsilla, Dublin 15

12/05/2023

Hope for vulture fund mortgage prisoners as lender forced to offer couple lower fixed rate

Charlie Weston

A leading mortgage servicer acting on behalf of vulture funds has been forced by a court to give a cheap long-term fixed rate to a borrower couple.
The court decision has huge implications for the thousands of “mortgage prisoners” whose loans were sold to vulture funds and are managed for the funds by credit servicer firms.
Tullamore Circuit Court approved a formal personal insolvency arrangement that will force mortgage servicer Pepper to give a borrower couple a rate of 2.5pc, fixed for 25 years. Such a low rate, over such a long term, is not available in the market.
The scandal of vulture funds treatment of mortgage holders
Pepper had told the court it does not offer fixed rates, a situation that means thousands of its clients are stuck on tracker and variable rates, with some as high as 8pc and 9pc.
Insolvency experts said the court decision meant that the refusal of vulture funds and mortgage servicers to offer fixed rates to “mortgage prisoners” would now backfire on them.
This was because thousands of trapped borrowers, who are being hit hard by rocketing rates, were now likely to seek personal insolvency arrangements (PIA) to force funds to give them similar low fixed rates over long periods.
Pepper Finance, which manages 60,000 mortgages sold to vultures by the banks, had claimed in the case last Friday that it would be “fundamentally unfair” for the court to compel it to offer the fixed rate.
It had rejected a PIA for a Laois couple prepared by personal insolvency practitioner (PIP) John Lupton. But the proposed PIA was appealed to the court to overrule the lender veto.
Pepper insisted it does not offer fixed rates to the homeowners whose mortgages it services. Barrister Keith Farry BL, who represented the PIP and the borrowers, persuaded Circuit Court Judge Mary O’Malley Costello to approve the PIA with the low fixed rate over 25 years.

18/04/2023

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4 Bedroom semi detached house for sale in Clonee

06/12/2022

Not too long until that's me, already been told when to Buy Xmas tree😄

03/10/2022

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02/09/2022

Mortgage approvals drop, switching activity rises
The number of mortgages approved in July fell by almost 12% when compared to the previous month, according to new figures from Banking and Payments Federation Ireland.
5,255 mortgages in total were approved. First-time buyers accounted for over 45% of the approvals, while over 20% were mover purchasers.
Non-purchase mortgage activity, which includes switching and top-ups, grew by 95.8% in volume terms year on year to 1,741 and by 147.6% year-on-year to €441 million over the same period.
‘Non-purchase mortgage activity has increased sharply since May, reflecting both the competition in the market and the fact that mortgage customers continue to shop around for better rates,’ said Brian Hayes, Chief Executive of BPFI.
Read full article: RTÉ.ie

"Shopping around makes sense in everything you do, especially for a better mortgage rate. Also, check out your present loan to value on your home, when you bought it was probably 80% LTV, now it could be less than 60% LTV and you should get a better mortgage rate from your bank, worth looking into!!" Declan