Now in its 14th year the annual Farmers Journal Land Price Report has established itself as a document of considerable merit and reference for all involved in the agricultural sector. The initial stand out statistic is that the average price of farmland rose 15% nationally from 2019 to 2020 (up to €10,316 per acre from €8,971 per acre), the highest recorded since the financial crash of 2008.

Following on from the success of our newsletter last week and the contuing high demand for properties. As promised we are delighted to share some more new properties this week . So register your interest early, and get ahead of the game.

Following on from the success of our newsletter last week and the contuing high demand for properties. As promised we are delighted to share some more new properties this week . So register your interest early, and get ahead of the game.

With the onset of Covid last year we here at Jordan Auctioneers have seen continuing high demand for properties. The supply of homes to the market is not meeting current demand and we are still seeing a significant undersupply of properties.

I left CBA in 1992 and set up Paddy Jordan Limited shortly after. Joined by Liam Hargaden who had been working with me in CBA. His father, John Hargaden was a great pal of mine. He asked me to take his son on for a week’s experience working in property

During lockdown I have been reflecting on why land has been a good investment over the last 40 or 50 years since I have been involved in the property business.

Choosing an Estate Agent is very important and will have a big impact on how quickly you sell your house, and at what price. Not all agents are the same, some will be more effective than others. Take a look at our top 5 tips for choosing the best estate agent for you!

2020 has been a challenging year across the world with the Covid 19 Pandemic which has seen a lot of nations closing sections of their economy for periods of time or introducing heavy restrictions, which have had a negative impact on a lot of economies.

Whether you’re in a 1-bedroom flat or a 5-bedroom house, getting your bedrooms and bathrooms in order before a viewing is a must. There are no rules about how to decorate these rooms to sell your home, but in our 28 years in business as auctioneers selling properties across Kildare and Ireland we have found that cleanliness and a neutral design are the most important.

Many of us spend a substantial part of our lives in the room that's often cited as the 'heart of the home'. It’s not just a place where we go to cook, it is a multi-functional space for many households, where we also do homework, watch TV & socialise.

The Entrance Hall has now had its makeover…..the next room on view is the Sitting/Living Room. The name says it all. It’s where we go to relax and unwind. It tells a buyer all about our lifestyle.

So now you have got the front of the house and garden ready, we can now move onto the first and the last room a buyer is going to see… the underrated and sometimes neglected Entrance Hall.

Decluttering every so often is an important job for all homeowners, but if you are thinking of selling your home it becomes much more important. You want to showcase your home and make the house look amazing!

In our 28 years in business as auctioneers selling properties across Kildare and Ireland we’ve learnt a thing or two about getting your property ready for selling. Over the next six weeks of level five lockdown we’re putting together some simple tips which will have your home looking fantastic

Paddy Jordan of Jordan Town & Country Estate Agents has been instructed in the sale of a charming two storey compact farmhouse (2,600 sq.ft.) with annexe (861 sq.ft.) on c. 3.73 acres with 4 boxes, situated between the Villages of Straffan and Ardclough approximately 5 km from the N7 and convenient to Celbridge, Maynooth, Naas and the City.

Effects of Budget 2021 on the Property Market

Jordan Auctioneers successfully sold 33.3 acres shortly after the Auction on Friday last.

Agricultural and Country Land Market 2020 with all it challenges

The property which is ideally suitable as a racing stable, sales prep facility, livery, sport horse enthusiast, showjumping facility or stud farm, situated on the Straffan/Ardclough/ Castlewarden Road just 1 km south of the Village of Ardclough, 5 km from Straffan and 25 minutes to Dublin and its International Airport.

SUBSTANTIAL DETACHED C. 3,863 SQ.FT. RESIDENCE WITH DETACHED GARAGE ON C. 0.6 ACRE