Your forgetting one simple thing. The law of supply and demand. Population of ireland set to double in 30 years. Need I say more. 3 more years of stagnation followed by decent growth.
Unless the opposite happens and everyone heads off looking for work for the UK/Australia/USAlet say its somewhere in beween for argument sake, thatas a population of 6.5million. Substantial in any case. And centered around main urban centers in my guess. Which will have an impact.
let say its somewhere in beween for argument sake, thatas a population of 6.5million. Substantial in any case. And centered around main urban centers in my guess. Which will have an impact.
Why do people keep mentioning the Japanese. We are nothing like the Japanese, you might as well say that Ireland is going to become an imperial naval power and invade Manchuria. Please stop talking up the ginger media darling, I'm sure his salary gets an increase every time someone mentions him. He's been banging on the same old drum for what must be 15 years now. It's only unfortunately that people started beleving him and his prophecies became self-fulfilling. As I've said before we need to support those who are in crisis now, perhaps through extra tax and mortgage measures, cutting stamp duty altogether. I would hope that the media play its part by also cutting out unecessary pessismism - they could take a lead from askaboutmoney where negative speculation is banned. I think it's selfish that those here would throw them to the wolves. No doubt many of those don't own property and are just gloating at the situation that the ordinary people of Ireland now find themselves in.
Do you honestly see us continuing to have a net immigration of 50 - 60K people with the This post will be deleted if not edited to remove bad language falling out of our economy?
Why do people keep mentioning the Japanese. We are nothing like the Japanese, you might as well say that Ireland is going to become an imperial naval power and invade Manchuria. Please stop talking up the ginger media darling, I'm sure his salary gets an increase every time someone mentions him. He's been banging on the same old drum for what must be 15 years now. It's only unfortunately that people started beleving him and his prophecies became self-fulfilling. As I've said before we need to support those who are in crisis now, perhaps through extra tax and mortgage measures, cutting stamp duty altogether. I would hope that the media play its part by also cutting out unecessary pessismism - they could take a lead from askaboutmoney where negative speculation is banned. I think it's selfish that those here would throw them to the wolves. No doubt many of those don't own property and are just gloating at the situation that the ordinary people of Ireland now find themselves in.
Then you're deluded. Wishful thinking is not the same as analysis. So, with a struggling economy what will 60 thousands immigrants work at? I'll say it again you are deluding yourself mate.Yes, as global population increases rapidly I do see this.
Agree with your point on Japan, but we should not prop up the housing market any longer, let it take its natural slide downward. Those who were stupid enough to buy in the last 4 years, its a harsh lesson, but if you are bought to have a home ur not really effected.
Yes, as global population increases rapidly I do see this.
Who were the experts you are talking about? Dan McLoughlin? Austin Hughes? Tom Parlon? Dare I say it Brendan Burgess?Now I think that's unfair, it was not stupid at all. if it was stupid, then why were people on this forum not warned by the experts? you can't blame the ordinary decent people of Ireland for trusting experts.
Now I think that's unfair, it was not stupid at all. if it was stupid, then why were people on this forum not warned by the experts? you can't blame the ordinary decent people of Ireland for trusting experts.
Because discussion of the possibility of downside risk to housing prices was temporarily suspended. Only the possibility of prices rising, for investment purposes, was allowed. This was not just on this forum, but through the nation.Now I think that's unfair, it was not stupid at all. if it was stupid, then why were people on this forum not warned by the experts? you can't blame the ordinary decent people of Ireland for trusting experts.
Who were the experts you are talking about? Dan McLoughlin? Austin Hughes? Tom Parlon? Dare I say it Brendan Burgess?
Now I think that's unfair, it was not stupid at all. if it was stupid, then why were people on this forum not warned by the experts? you can't blame the ordinary decent people of Ireland for trusting experts.
Please stop talking up the ginger media darling, I'm sure his salary gets an increase every time someone mentions him. He's been banging on the same old drum for what must be 15 years now. It's only unfortunately that people started beleving him and his prophecies became self-fulfilling.
You are joking aren't you? If you're not joking then I would suggest anyone reading this should ignore you as you are a long way off having any understanding of economics. You are so off beam it is actually funny.Don't know some of those names, but yes, if they are experts in the media and did not tell ordinary Joe Soaps they should not buy property in the last four years, then it is their moral duty to support measures to help the ordinary people out. It would terrible if these people did not support my measures. I feel very strongly about this and if there are any plans to set up an askaboutmoney pro-property lobby group I would welcome any invite to support it.
Congratulations! Full marks for pedantry! Any more wonderful contributions to the debate?They might be able to use capitalisation and spell "Finnish" properly though:
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