Property firm Savills tapped a late year-end surge of business following the British general election as it reported an improved profits update.

Property firm Savills Ireland has said current housing requirement estimates are exaggerated, warning that too many houses may be built if more realistic targets aren’t considered.

More than €3bn worth of hotels have changed hands in Ireland since 2012 according to a new analysis by Savills Ireland.

More than 600 new hotel bedrooms are on the way to Galway as strong hotel trade in the county continues.

A new report from Savills shows the amount of people downsizing their homes has dropped sharply as adult children are living at home longer.

The head of the landlords' association has rubbished predictions of a 25% rent rise.

Ireland’s largest hotel group, Dalata, is interested in adding the Clarion Hotel in Sligo to its portfolio.

The good times are back for executives at one Dublin-based property firm, with directors having a doubling in average pay in one year to almost €290,000.

Tommy Barker reveals this house is the first to go on sale in this development since 2009.

You could keep dogs or hens, free-range children, or even perhaps build another house/develop a site, to the side of this three-bed semi-d at 11, Manor Lawn.

Tommy Barker finds that Glanmire Rectory fits the ‘one of the best in town’ bill as demand for high-end homes makes a remarkable recovery.

HOUSES — and, especially, those in cities — don’t get much calmer than the Victorian gem at 9 Fernhurst Terrace, on Cork city’s College Road: it just exudes relaxation.

While the market awaits the imminent relaunch of a handful of high-end homes at the Earls Well, Waterfall development, a former showhouse in the developers’ Fleming Construction’s original and adjacent Heatherfield scheme is on offer.