Is that figure skewed by the SSIAs?
a lot of which is already spend on credit cards...
Maine
Davy's put the Irish savings rate at 15% which is much higher than US UK, Spain, Aus etc and should act as a cushion as IR rise.
And I'd say a fair chunk of it will go into paying off loans from parents\credit unions etc for property.
Yes thats the point, searching for daft would indicate new users who just heard about site but didnt know the address. So more search terms for google would suggest a gain in popularity, a gain in popularity would suggest more ads on daft and therefore the figures quoted about daft need to taken in context of a site that is simply more popular.
If that 15% includes SSIA savings then i wonder what it might fall too when the SSIAs are removed.Davy's put the Irish savings rate at 15% which is much higher than US UK, Spain, Aus etc and should act as a cushion as IR rise.
NO , NO , NO , NO , all of those searches for daft do not mean the daft.ie website
it the search term daft as in , daft stories , daft pictures etc etc you get what i mean
I'd suggest at least 80% of searches for the word "daft" is related to daft.ie
Who ever searches for "daft stories"?! They would search for "funny stories" etc.
Google trends is about as useful as Daft.ie in making predictions about the Irish Property market IMO.
Just Google daft & look at the amount of links related to daft are there... it might surprise you but the world does not revolve around daft.ie
Look, these google trends dont mean much anways.
the number of rising properties on daft is solely down to growing popularity when that simply isn't the case
Need i say it but this continued talk whether google trend results on daft is indeed daft.ie is, well, a little daft !
The ones to talk to, the only ones I would trust to give a clear picture, are the revenue commissioners. Is there a location where we can get what should be public information, amount of stamp duty paid, taxes and so on, and the number of houses that were sold over the last months and years for each region, preferably with averages, medians and so on extracted and graphed, with a listing of first and second home buyers (as I believe there is a difference between a home to live and a property as an investment from the point of view of the revenue commissioners)?
Anyone got a link or someone we can call to get this info?
Yes, and this thread should be locked as its just gone way too big, too vague, and off topic in parts.