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Wednesday, October 08th, 2008
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Wednesday, October 08th, 2008
With property prices having fallen by 30% in Northern Ireland already in the year to date, and prices for homes in the Republic of Ireland falling almost as fast, what can home owners and would be buyers find to be positive about? You’d think the answer would be ‘very little’ – what with the lack of mortgages compounding the sense of doom and gloom all round.
But we at Shelter Offshore feel that there are actually reasons for staying positive as property prices plummet in Ireland - and elsewhere around the globe too for that matter - and in this article we’ll explore the reasons you have for remaining cheerful.
The Nationwide Building Society may believe that house prices in Northern Ireland are now worth almost a third less than they were a year ago, and the world may be pointing all fingers at southern Ireland as the first nation to officially fall into recession and mark the path for many other countries to come, but we still think that there is value and positivity in Ireland and here’s why: -
It’s been a while since we reported on the Irish housing market because there has been very little of a positive nature to share with you. But now the Bank of Ireland has released its latest findings and future predictions relating to Irish real estate, and whilst the bank doesn’t cast a sunny glow on the prospective fortunes of Irish property prices for at least the short term, it does at least clarify the situation in Ireland at the moment.
So, if you want to know what’s happening in the Irish property market and whether it’s a market to watch, avoid or dive into, read on for the latest facts, findings and opinions from the experts.
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Hot on the heels of reports from the Irish property market that show rental rates are falling and it’s getting harder and harder to make property investment pay, we ask ‘can you still make money from property in Ireland?’
Is there still demand for real estate, what about the commercial property scene and what does the short, medium and long term future hold for the property market across the water?
Read On...Having invested in a buy-to-let property in Ireland how are you now going to make any money out of it? After all, the delights of it are not going to sell themselves, and even if you do fill it with friends and family for part of the year, what about the rest of the year when you need to be making a rental income to pay for it?
In this article we’ll cover how to make money from your investment property in Ireland – but in truth, the top tips can be applied to any jet-to-let property abroad that you have bought or are thinking of buying to earn rental income from.
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The Irish Independent has declared that it’s a buyer’s market for property in Ireland in a recent detailed report into the state of the housing economy across the water.
The report in the newspaper discusses property pricing trends in Ireland, and the journalist also looks at predictions for the Irish housing market in the near term - and in this article we too take a look at why it’s a buyer’s market and how you can make use of this time to get in on the next wave of Irish house price growth!
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