Two compact-sized office units, each tenanted but on short or expired leases, have been put up for sale at Cork’s Cleve Business Park, priced at €240,000 and €250,000.

Almost 300 new homes and a neighbourhood centre near Carrigaline in south Cork have been proposed in a recent planning application.

A hot-in-demand Cork suburban residential building site gets offered for sale for the third time for its owners Eir, the new name for Eircom.

Plans for a development of more than 30 new homes in the southside suburbs of Cork have been lodged.

A CO KILDARE-based building firm is the buyer of a new homes site on Cork city’s Cleve Hill, Blackrock Road, paying c €3 million for six acres, with planning for 18 large homes.

An unidentified, out-of-Cork purchaser has emerged as the €2million-plus buyer of a six-acre residential building site with planning for 18 luxury homes, on the city end of Cork’s Blackrock Road.

While white smoke is still awaited on just who has been the victorious bidder on a valuable Cork city six-acre suburban housing site at Cleve Hill, Blackrock Road, agents DTZ bring a larger, but lower profile, housing site to market.

Not a single Cork City home sold in 2014 for more than €1m. But, now, a 16-year-old Rochestown house is hoping to break that dry spell.

Builders are back in business in cities like Dublin and Cork in the bid to get sites for a house-hungry market — and now an outer suburban site comes to market in Cork to test appetites for something just a bit further out.

This Blackrock Road, Cork, site, is back on the market with full planning for 18 large detached houses.

We view a selection of trading up homes from around the country

GLANMIRE, Cork €475,000

CLEVE HILL is set to come out from its self-imposed slumberland in 2007 and beyond.

OPPOSITE ends of the spectrum — having sold Woodlawn in Sunday’s Well for over €5 million in the summer (a new Cork city residential record) estate agent Hugh McPhillips of Marsh’s has another rarity on his books, a total do-er upper, yet one also in the multi-million euro league.

There are plenty of strokes left in the Irish property market, but the house Rydal pulls some of the best — a cracking Cork location, detached house status, and enough room in its grounds for a Big Brother-like pool.

“HOUSES here only rarely come up for sale,” says estate agent Tim Sullivan — and then goes on to say that he has sold three or four of them in the last few years.