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 Irish mortgage lenders punish existing customers

Some Irish mortgage lenders have been accused of punishing their existing customers by offering higher interest rates on mortages than for new customers.
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 Official report shows problems of Irish mortgages

houseline141Over 26,000 mortgages are three months behind in payments, Ireland’s financial watchdog has reported.
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 Struggling homeowners in Ireland to get more time

houseline141Ten Irish mortgage lenders are to give homeowners more time to tackle arrears before taking legal action.
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 Irish house prices hit the bottom

houseline141Irish house prices have hit the bottom of the house price cycle, the Irish Home Builders Association (IHBA) has said.
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 M&S, Aldi get into the apartment market

euroMarks and Spencer and retailer Aldi are seperately getting into the apartment market following approval for two projects which could see them build more than 120 apartments in the north of Dublin.
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 Irish property prices could fall by 45%

houseline141Fitch Ratings has said it expects further house price declines in Ireland with a drop of 45% from levels seen in late 2006, as the economic downturn and increased costs of funding the banks weigh heavy on the market.
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 New property tax recommended in Ireland

euroA new property tax has been recommended by the Commission of Taxation in Ireland as part of a comprehensive reform package of the Irish taxation system.
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