It seems that the crash is more predominant in areas are lets be honest about it off the beaten track mullingar come on who wants to live there at 500k for property?????
Sense of realism is needed in this thread not some pointed finger to some place that noone wants to live in...
In the final analysis everything must come back to wages,it is the fundamental that drives everything else.We are on a credit binge at the moment that is why wages have become detached from house prices, however a nation can only borrow so much then it hits the wall. See the USA,this is where we are going.
Is this not the road we are already on,do you think the construction industry can be sustained indefinitely ?
I think "short term pain" might be glossing things over here a little Debtwish. This will be brutal, even for those not involved in construction and related sectors. If the housing market goes into freefall then I think a deflationary recession is inevitable and almost nobody enjoys those (with the possible exception of those holding large hordes of cash and no debt).
Not a great environment for business growth or attracting investment either. Multinational companies like to invest in countries with expanding rather than contracting economies.
Yeah right - last week anyone talking up the market was saying that it was only mid-high end properties in Dublin that were falling. Now it's only Mullingar or places that's off the beaten track that are falling. Next week it will only be places like Lucan or Swords. The week after that it will only be.....blah blah blah
All areas have been affected by falling asking prices.
Mullingar is only 20 minutes drive to Maynooth, what woud you rather spend 500k on
Maynooth
http://www.daft.ie/searchsale.daft?id=140171&search=1
Mullingar
http://www.daft.ie/searchsale.daft?id=132642&search=1
I work from home so commuting does not factor into where I live. Have you actually been to Mullingar lately, its a great little, growing town.
Maynooth another place thats miles away from anywhere, these places are all not what id call handy for work handy for anything...
Im bearish myself but who wants to live in leixlip ? maynooth ?? mullingar ???..
Certainly i dont want to travel two hours to work every day a waste of time.
Why? Surely for a multinational choosing where to invest, an expanding European economy is more relevant than an imploding Irish economy? They're not likely to care much about the local economy if their focus is export based.
Show me somewhere dublin on the coastel region that has been priced down ?
Its called denial.
Show me somewhere dublin on the coastel region that has been priced down ?
Jaysus, I better check my speedometer and see if its in miles or kilometersMullingar is 36 miles from Maynooth, you would have to do an average of 108 miles per hour to get there in 20 mins.
Show me somewhere dublin on the coastel region that has been priced down ?
took 2 seconds to find these:
Dun Laoghaire...
Number 2 in the following list (Airhill, Tivoli Terace)
Was €720,000
Reduced to €595,000
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Number 8 in the following list (6 Hillview Drive)
Was €675,000
Reduced to €635,000
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OK in that case find me somewhere rural on the coast, in the midlands in a small town, in Dublin center that has gone down...
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