Your new homes guide: what’s for sale in Dublin, Wicklow, Kildare, Meath, Cork and around the State
New homes now available and soon to be released in on the market
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Concierge-serviced living at new Sandymount scheme from €515,000
Luxurious one- and two-bedroom apartments complemented by a host of onsite amenities for residents
Roundwood homes offer escape to the country from €435,000
Boutique Co Wicklow scheme in village setting ideal for first-time buyers or families trading up
New houses at affordable scheme in Dublin 15 from €320,000
Two-, three- and four-beds available to buy via the Affordable Purchase Scheme near Blanchardstown
New homes: ‘Balance between demand, supply and affordability is key’
Estate agents provide their outlook on the new homes market
Trio of fresh semidetached homes in Monkstown from €875,000 to €1.35m
A renovated four-bed house and two newly built three-beds developed by the Oakwood Group
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We’ve put together a guide to help you navigate the biggest purchase of your life
Close to mountains and coast: new terraced homes in Wicklow town from €400,000
Durkan scheme is just of the main coastal route from the seaside town to Dublin city
Apartments in Clontarf within easy reach of the sea and city from €335,000
Mix of studios, one and two-bed units and penthouses available at three newly developed blocks on Howth Road
New houses in Naas offer blend of town and country living from €560,000
Three- and four-bed semidetached houses within commuting distance from Dublin
New stylish terraced houses minutes from the beach in Killiney from €750,000
Marlet scheme on Church Road consists of 20 houses with 20 apartments to be released at a later date
Three- and four-bed houses on old mill site in Drogheda from €355,000
Castlethorn’s development brings 43 homes designed by O’Mahony Pike to the market in Louth town
Financing your new home: The grants worth thousands, cheapest mortgage options and should you really go for cash back?
And make sure to watch out for budget day next Tuesday, as you can expect some announcements on the housing front
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Make sure you have all the boxes ticked when it comes to the biggest purchase of your life
New Foxrock apartments and duplexes with a sense of individuality from €475,000
Each unit has layout with quirky touches and unexpected angles on display
New homes in prime coastal location in Wicklow from €465,000
Ardale’s latest release of three- and four-bedroom houses likely to interest those looking for a work/life balance
Cosy and modern urban living at new Goatstown apartments from €510,000
O’Mahony Pike-designed luxury homes close to UCD and Dundrum Town Centre with convenient public transport links
New three-beds and four-beds near the sea in Shankill from €575,000
Location and accessibility key selling points of A-rated houses designed by O’Mahony Pike architects
New homes starting from €300,000: apartments, duplexes and houses in Dublin, commuter belt and major cities
Comprehensive range of new homes on the market in the capital and around the country
Ratoath three-bed homes from €430,000 in latest phase of Wellfield scheme in Meath
Kingscroft releases 30 new-builds with A2 energy ratings and floor spaces from 1,195sq ft after phase one sells out
View from the coalface: developers’ take on what is needed to increase new-home supply
Three leading figures from the construction industry outline measures to support the large-scale delivery of affordable homes
What to avoid if you’re looking for a mortgage to buy a new home
Keeping a messy bank account, failing to study the market and not taking account of lending rules are among common mistakes made by first-time buyers
Rightsizing: The ins and outs of moving to a new and more manageable home in older age
Lower energy and heating costs, less maintenance and a better, safer layout – there are many reasons to change house in later life
What estate agents say about the new-homes market: ‘Supply will yet again not come close to meeting demand’
The Help to Buy and the First Home shared-equity schemes continue to play significant roles for first-time buyers
Latest phase at popular Dunshaughlin development from €425,000
Six four-beds and 14 three-beds for sale in estate where 1,264 homes have been sold to date
Three-beds 15 minutes from Limerick city from €390,000
New Patrickswell development by Lioscarran Group is aimed at commuters and first-time buyers
Dublin 15 scheme with maintenance-free exteriors and solar panels
Dublin 15 development qualifies for the First Home Scheme, Help-to-Buy and the Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme
Something old, something new: Should you buy a new or second-hand home?
There are pros and cons to buying both new-build and second-hand properties. Here are some factors to consider
What will €350,000 buy in France, Spain, Sweden, South Africa and Kilkenny?
One price, home and away: A seven-bed in Laroque-Timbaut, an apartment in Alicante, a cottage in Arvika, a thatched house on almost six acres in Gauteng or a converted school in Castlecomer
New high-tech, low-maintenance homes from €360,000 in Co Louth
The development, which will 23 new houses, is close to the M1 which allows easy access to Dublin city and airport
More than 400 new homes near Lough Ree in Athlone from €310,000
Gracefields development by Glenveagh sits off M6 on the outskirts of vibrant Weatmeath town
New homes from €320,000 in Cork city’s largest new development
Ballinglanna: 600 A-rated two-, three- and four-beds to be released at the Glanmire scheme
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