Hunters estate agency are set to open their third branch in three years, this time in Dalkey, Co Dublin. It already has branches in Pembroke Street and Foxrock Village in Dublin, and its rapid expansion has been under the stewardship of estate agent Rowena Quinn. While some industry voices have so far been more circumspect [...]
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31st January 2013
Neil Harper joins Sherry FitzGerald
Well known Dublin estate agent Neil Harper has joined Sherry FitzGerald as residential director. Mr Harper is making the move as Harper O’Grady estate agents shuts up shop after 30 years. Involved in the property industry since 1970, Neil is expected to work closely with Sherry FitzGerald’s branch network and its commercial arm, DTZ Sherry [...]
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17th January 2013
Mary Dillon appointed as head of Sherry FitzGerald Countrywide
Mary Dillon has been appointed as head of Sherry FitzGerald Countrywide, the franchise division of The Sherry FitzGerald Group. Mary, who is one of Dublin’s leading residential estate agents joined the company in 1993. In the intervening period she has been largely responsible for developing the successful Terenure and Templeogue branches of the company and [...]
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2nd January 2013
2012 a turning point in the property market, insist Sherry FitzGerald
2012 was a turning point for the Irish housing market, with Dublin property prices rising for the first time since 2006, according to the latest Sherry FitzGerald barometer. The estate agency said Dublin prices increased by 1.6%, while prices in the rest of the country were down by 3.3% in 2012, compared to a fall [...]
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12th December 2012
Sherry Fitz to showcase Irish properties in London yet again
Sherry FitzGerald will once again bring its Irish Property Show to London next year on Saturday 16th February. The event will take place at the Copthorne Tara Hotel in Kensington Square from 11am to 4pm where Sherry Fitz will be display a sample of properties from all across Ireland, giving UK purchasers an opportunity to meet [...]
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6th December 2012
Humewood Castle sells for €8 million
Humewood Castle in Co Wicklow has been sold to an overseas buyer for a sum in the region of €8 million. The identity of the purchaser of Ireland’s most expensive country property remains shrouded in mystery but it is understood they are American. The €8 million price tag, while considerable, is still some way off [...]
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22nd November 2012
Jamestown Court drops asking price by €1.25m
An impeccably restored Palladian Georgian home in Co Westmeath has dropped its asking price by €1.25m just two months after going on the market. Jamestown Court went on the market in September for €2.85m with Sherry FitzGerald but according to The Irish Times has now dropped its asking price to €1.6m. The seven-bed house, which [...]
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17th September 2012
John Lennon’s Mayo island for sale
The island where John Lennon once planned to retire to with Yoko Ono is up for sale for the knockdown price of €300,000. The deserted Dorinish Island – located off Co Mayo – is one of the most westerly of Clew Bay’s reputed 365 islands. Now deserted, it is on the market with Westport based [...]
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6th September 2012
Ardenode Country House Hotel to go under the hammer
The Ardenode Country House Hotel in Ballymore Eustace, Co Kildare, will be auctioned off at a public auction on Wednesday September 26th at Lawlor’s Hotel in Naas. The property is being put under the hammer by Sherry FitzGerald O’Reilly, who are quoting a guide price for the renowned wedding venue of €550,000. The property is [...]
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31st August 2012
Ailesbury Road home on market for €3.25m
Number 47 Ailesbury Road in Ballsbridge has been placed on the market for €3.25 million. Estate agents Sherry FitzGerald are selling the home on one of Ireland’s most exclusive roads in the heart of Dublin 4. The house is currently rented by the Lithuanian Embassy. A 438sq m (4,700sq ft) red-brick semi, spread over three [...]
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no way has it bottomed out as the next budget will crucify us even further. Overspending in heal...
