P phoenix_n Guest 17 Jan 2007 #41 serotoninsid said: These homes are only going for €190-€220k(not a typo - just one of the least developed parts of the country!). Have I got it right in thinking stamp duty isnt a factor in this case? Click to expand... Its a factor if the buyer is not a FTB. Second hand Property - Stamp of 4% for non-ftb status. (€190,501 - €254,0000% :4%)
serotoninsid said: These homes are only going for €190-€220k(not a typo - just one of the least developed parts of the country!). Have I got it right in thinking stamp duty isnt a factor in this case? Click to expand... Its a factor if the buyer is not a FTB. Second hand Property - Stamp of 4% for non-ftb status. (€190,501 - €254,0000% :4%)
C Calina Registered User Messages 44 17 Jan 2007 #42 I think it depends on the square metrage and whether the next purchaser is an FTB or not.
D demoivre Registered User Messages 2,843 17 Jan 2007 #43 Remix said: Be it houses or whatever, sellers are usually very efficient at passing on price increases to buyers. Click to expand... That's only true if the demand for houses is price inelastic which is not always the case, particularly so in a slowing market imo.
Remix said: Be it houses or whatever, sellers are usually very efficient at passing on price increases to buyers. Click to expand... That's only true if the demand for houses is price inelastic which is not always the case, particularly so in a slowing market imo.