Investment in Ireland’s private rental sector (PRS), considered a key part of the Government’s housing strategy, seems to be recovering, the head of Dublin estate agent Hooke & MacDonald has said.Ken MacDonald said there were now strong signs that investment was beginning to flow back into the sector after several years of depressed activity. “The
A fully let residential investment on Sussex Road is being brought to the market as investors continue to seek stable income streams in Dublin’s constrained rental sector. Hooke & MacDonald has launched No 2 Sussex Road, Dublin 4, guiding €1.15 million and producing an annual rent of €90,900, equating to a gross yield of approximately
Outlined in red is an infill site at 84 North King Street/North Brunswick Street, Dublin 7, with development potential Dublin developers take heed: an infill site beside Smithfield Square has been brought to market, offering what agents see as a clear opportunity to deliver apartment-led development in one of the capital’s most active urban quarters.
Investment comprises 282 units and offers buyer net initial yield of 4.79% Developer Rick Larkin’s Twinlite and its joint-venture partner, Tristan Capital Partners, have engaged Hooke & MacDonald and Knight Frank as joint agents for the sale of 282 apartments at Clongriffin in north Dublin. Two Three North, as it is known, is being offered to
Hooke & MacDonald has been judged Irish Agency of the Year 2026 at The Business Post National Property Awards, for the FOURTH time, in fantastic recognition of the achievements of the company’s New homes, Development Land, Investment & Commercial Teams as well as the Property Management. Lettings & Markeying Teams.
Bespoke homes on site of famed former restaurant will hold particular appeal for downsizers in south Dublin Having hosted half a dozen sitting presidents and countless celebrities including Hollywood movie legend Rock Hudson, tennis ace Bjorn Borg and U2’s Bono over the 70 years when it was a restaurant, Beaufield Mews in Stillorgan is now gearing up
Cairn’s Lockhouse Way scheme is part of Seven Mills town development Cairn Homes is the lead developer at Seven Mills, a new town development beside the Grand Canal, between Clondalkin and Lucan. The plan, when complete, is for 5,500 homes on the site, as well as eight schools and 10 creches, ensuring every resident is within a five-minute walk
David Lawlor, Director at Hooke & MacDonald New Homes Property professionals give their views on demand, Government schemes and housing completions We are at a critical stage in the evolution of the new homes market in Ireland. Demand is at an all-time high, particularly from first-time buyers, resulting from bulging demographics and a thriving economy.
The first 15 homes at Holly Hill, a scheme of 95 two, three and four-bedroom homes in Delgany Village in north Wicklow, is being launched to market through selling agent Hooke & MacDonald this weekend with prices starting at €495,000. Viewings are by appointment, with the current release drawn from newly completed show units. Developed