Local market updates, Budget news and practical advice on buying and selling in Roscommon, Athlone and the Midlands.
Roscommon listed prices are up 8.5% in a year, almost three times the national rise. The latest figures for Roscommon, Athlone and Westmeath, and what they mean for sellers.
Help to Buy is now worth up to €35,000. Here is how Help to Buy, First Home and the Local Authority Home Loan work for buyers in Roscommon and Athlone, with real examples.
Up to €50,000 for a vacant home and €70,000 for a derelict one. Who qualifies, how to apply, and how to add SEAI grants on top, with Roscommon’s own figures.
The whole process in ten steps, from your first valuation to handing over the keys, with the documents to have ready, the costs, and the Budget 2027 change to CGT.
Land prices per acre, stamp duty and the farmer reliefs, planning for a one-off house, site suitability and the title checks to do before you buy.
Price growth is slowing nationally, but the Midlands and the West are still among the strongest-performing parts of Ireland. What the latest CSO and Daft.ie figures mean for Roscommon and Athlone.
Help to Buy rises to €35,000, a new derelict property tax and more support for renters. A plain-English summary of the Budget 2027 property measures.
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