'Hope value' land makes up to €34,000

THE latest sector of the property market to experience a significant buying surge is agricultural land.

Thu, 27 Oct, 2005 - 01:00

Builders and developers who can afford to take a chance on land being zoned for development are snapping up parcels of land around major cities and towns.

Real Estate Alliance members have sold €220 million worth of agricultural land already this year.

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Place: Newbridge Place: Dublin Place: Maynooth Place: Mullingar Place: Dunboyne Place: Summerhill Road Place: Trim, Co Meath Person: Philip Farrell Person: Thomas Potterton Person: Potterton Organisation: Real Estate Alliance Organisation: Coonan Organisation: Murtagh Brothers Real Estate Alliance Organisation: Brophy Farrell Real Estate Alliance Organisation: TE Potterton Real Estate Alliance Organisation: Trim Organisation: TE Organisation: Potterton

<p>Cows on a four-robot dairy farm Irish Examiner columnist Brian Reidy visited in northwest France. Picture: Brian Reidy</p>

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