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The Irish Government’s budget announced in October 2025, introduces a series of measures designed to boost housing supply, en…

Martin Property Consultants are delighted to present this superb multi-use investment opportunity located on Meath Street, Dubli…

This week, our team attended the Outreach Event for Stakeholders in Multi-Unit Developments, organised by the Housing Agency. It…

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Martin Property Consultants offer to the market this spacious 1st floor apartment which would be ideal as an investment or

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According to the Irish Times, Spring and autumn were the traditional selling windows. In July and August, everyone was at