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It comes after Cabinet signed off on proposed changes that will see tax charged on properties built since 2013 for the first time. Homes will also be revalued in November, and around one-third of homeowners will see their bills increasing by at least €90-100. Advertisement The Department of Finance estimates 11% of people will see a decrease in their property tax bill; 53% will stay on the same rates; while the new bands will mean increases of up to €100 for a third of households. The proposed changes have been labelled 'crazy' and 'bizarre' by the Irish Mortgage Holders Organisation, wi...

THE UK's decision to break away from the EU cost service exports more than £110 billion over a four-year period, new research has shown.

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Business Journalist A multi-millionaire Australian property mogul controversially suggested a few years ago that if young people wanted to buy a house, they should stop buying avocado toast and expensive coffee. "When I was trying to buy my first home, I wasn't buying smashed avocado for AU$19 (€12) and four coffees at AU$4 (€2.55) each," Tim Gurner, who was then 35, told the 60 Minutes programme on the Nine Network. His comments were met with a mixture of bemusement and outrage in Australia and overseas, particularly from those paying steep rents to property moguls while trying to scrap...