Selling Your Property
What is my Property worth?
Book a Free Market Appraisal with Keane Thompson and we will advise you on the current market value for Read more
Selling Your Property
What is my Property worth?
Book a Free Market Appraisal with Keane Thompson and we will advise you on the current market value for Read more
Mis-use of the bins could cause heavy fines
Panda Waste is enforcing new rules for homeowners who don’tdispose of their waste properly from this week.
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What is an Acquisitions Service? If you’re looking to buy or rent any kind of commercial or residential property, Keane Thompson can assist you. Our Read more
The Dublin housing crisis has caused much pain and anguish for prospective buyers in our nation’s capital, but what exactly is going on? How did it start? How is it affecting people? And what is the government doing to tackle it?
The crisis has its roots in the big economic crash of 2008. Back then, house prices in Ireland, and especially in Dublin, were sky high, and when the global stock market crashed, so did the Irish property market. Homeowners were sent into negative equity, owing more to the banks than their properties were worth. It was a torrid time, but there was one silver lining: houses suddenly looked more affordable.
