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The National Asset Management Agency (NAMA) plans to build commercial property and twenty thousand residential properties over the next 5 years.

There has been a dramatic increase in the value of property over the past 12 months which is good news for people in negative equity however this is also resulting in home sellers possibly facing an additional local property tax bill.

The property website www.daft.ie recently published its quarter 3 report for 2013.

A new report from the Central Bank says that house prices will continue to fall for this year, however they will have increased modestly by the end of 2015.

The next Allsop Space auction is scheduled for the 4^th July 2013 at the Shelbourne Hotel.

The Medical Council has failed in a bid to have its annual rent reduced in line with market rent on its headquarters at Kingram House, Kingram Place, Dublin 2.

Homeowners who want to move house but are afraid to as they will lose their tracker mortgage might be offered a lifeline by two major banks.

The buying and selling of a home is sometimes the only experience a person will have in dealing with a Solicitor. It is often the largest financial transaction people will make during their life and it is important that you have trust, and faith in your Solicitor advising you on such a transaction.