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Tullamore Tribune

House prices jump again in Offaly in final quarter of 2022

HOUSE prices in Offaly were eight per cent higher in the final three months of 2022 compared to the year previously, a major new report has revealed. In the same period in 2021 house prices increased by 14pc on the year previously showing a slow ...

03 Jan 2023 at 13:58

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Council urged to take charge of roads and services in Offaly housing estate

Offaly County Council has been urged to take charge of roads and services in a housing estate in the county. Local councillors for Edenderry, Mark Hackett and Noel Cribbin have redoubled their efforts to have Offaly County Council take ...

22 Dec 2021 at 10:35

Tullamore Tribune

House prices jump whopping 11pc in Offaly

House prices have jumped a whopping 11pc in Offaly in the second quarter of 2022 compared to the same period last year a new survey has revealed. The average price of a home in the county is now €238,000, 97pc above its lowest point. ...

27 Jun 2022 at 11:32

Tullamore Tribune

Oh! to have a little house - housing opportunities in central Tullamore

LONG, long ago, I spent three months labouring on a study on housing supply which eventually produced the unsurprising conclusion, which was evident to anyone with a bit of sense, that what the aspiring Irish house purchaser wanted ...

27 Apr 2023 at 16:51

House prices jump 9pc in Offaly in past year

Tullamore Tribune

House prices jump 9pm in Offaly in past year

HOUSE prices jumped by 9 per cent in Offaly over the past 12 months with the average price of a home now being €242,000 in the county. This compares to a rise of 13pc in the previous year. The average price of a home is 22pc below ...

27 Sept 2022 at 18:30

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House prices jump again in Offaly in final quarter of 2022

08 Jan 2023 at 13:01

Tullamore Tribune

EDITORIAL: Using vacant buildings must be an option in tackling housing crisis in Offaly

Using vacant buildings must be a option for local authorities and central government in tackling the housing crisis. Streets in towns across Offaly, the Midlands and the entire country are pockmarked by unused vacant ...

08 Mar 2023 at 06:56

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53.4% increase in new dwellings ‘most completions per quarter since 2011’

There was a 53.4% increase in new dwelling completions in the second quarter of the year, which is the most completions seen in any quarter since the series began in 2011, according to the Central Statistics Office. ...

28 Jul 2022 at 14:37

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House prices in Offaly take another big jump

29 Jun 2022 at 11:40

Tullamore Tribune

€2m to tackle vacant and derelict properties in Offaly towns

A TOTAL of €2 million has been allocated by the Government to tackle vacancy and dereliction in Offaly. The funding is being allocated to Offaly County Council in Call Three of the Urban Regeneration and ...

14 Jul 2023 at 11:06

Tullamore Tribune

Council rents hike in Offaly at odds with restrictions on private landlords

The proposed “monstrous” rent increase by Offaly County Council is at variance with the 2.5% rent increase allowed for the private landlords in the Tullamore area Independent Councillor, Sean O' Brien ...

12 Jul 2023 at 09:58

Tullamore Tribune

OPINION: Solving housing crisis must remain top priority for Government

LAST week preliminary results from Census 2022 showed there were an astonishing 166,000 vacant properties in the State on Census night last April. In Offaly, out of a toal housing stock of 32,151, a ...

02 Jul 2022 at 14:00

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