New homes ireland

Here are some popular new homes developments in Ireland:

Dublin

  1. Dublin Landings: A €1 billion development in Dublin's docklands, featuring 1,000 new homes, offices, and retail space.
  2. Charterhouse: A luxury development in Dublin 4, offering 1-4 bedroom apartments and townhouses.
  3. The Park: A new community in Dublin's southside, featuring 1-4 bedroom homes and a range of amenities.
  4. The Square: A development in Tallaght, Dublin, offering 1-4 bedroom apartments and townhouses.

Cork

  1. The Lough: A new development in Cork city, featuring 1-4 bedroom apartments and townhouses.
  2. The Marina: A waterfront development in Cork city, offering 1-4 bedroom apartments and townhouses.
  3. The Village: A new community in Cork's suburb of Ballincollig, featuring 1-4 bedroom homes.

Galway

  1. The Quays: A new development in Galway city, featuring 1-4 bedroom apartments and townhouses.
  2. The Docks: A waterfront development in Galway city, offering 1-4 bedroom apartments and townhouses.
  3. The Village: A new community in Galway's suburb of Oranmore, featuring 1-4 bedroom homes.

Other regions

  1. Kildare: The K Club: A luxury development in Straffan, Kildare, offering 1-4 bedroom homes.
  2. Wexford: The Quay: A new development in Wexford town, featuring 1-4 bedroom apartments and townhouses.
  3. Limerick: The Parkway: A new development in Limerick city, offering 1-4 bedroom apartments and townhouses.

These are just a few examples of new homes developments in Ireland. There are many more developments across the country, so it's worth doing some research to find the one that best suits your needs and budget.

Tips for buying a new home in Ireland

  1. Research: Research the development, the builder, and the local area to ensure it's the right fit for you.
  2. Check the specifications: Check the specifications of the home, including the size, layout, and finishes.
  3. View the showhomes: Visit the showhomes to get a sense of the quality and style of the homes.
  4. Check the location: Check the location of the development, including the proximity to schools, shops, and public transport.
  5. Get a survey: Consider getting a survey done on the property to identify any potential issues.
  6. Check the builder's reputation: Check the builder's reputation online and with the Irish Building Control Authority.
  7. Get a solicitor: Get a solicitor to review the contract and ensure you understand the terms and conditions.