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Um.

“A blank canvas is presented to the market and the opportunity to put your own stamp on this canvas is at hand…

…set in the famous South Lotts area of Ringsend which once housed dockers, millers, bakers, gas workers, butchers and glass bottle makers…

…now it is home to software engineers, computer scientists and social media gurus as well as the local community and it retains its ambience and a sense that people still count. A true community feel…”

30 Square metres.

Outside loo.

Social media gurus.

This is the best property bubble ever!

6 South Dock Street, Ringsend, Dublin 4 (Daft)

Thanks Yadda Yad

 

First Time Buyer writes:

It’s official we are back. And  by ‘we’ I mean homeowners and landlords

Two reports out today, one from the central bank to let us know that some people in Ireland are wealthier then they were during the boom thanks to the rapid recovery in house prices (**breaks out the Bolly**)

The other report from Daft.ie stating that for those unfortunate enough not to own a home that rents have risen by an incredible 70% and are now 23% higher than Celtic Tiger peak (**cries into avocado toast**)

We’ve moved from a country for developers to a country for landlords.

This madness must end.

Daft Rental Report

Irish households now wealthier than during the boom (Irish Times)

Dublin: €1,822, up 10.9%
Cork: €1,180, up 7.7%
Galway: €1,096, up 12.4%
Limerick: €1,004, up 14.8%
Waterford: €835, up 12.1%
Rest of the country: €860, up 9.8%

Daft’s last quarterly rent report of 2017.

Rents rose by an average of 10.4% last year, while the mean monthly rent during the final quarter of 2017 was €1,227.

Meanwhile, there were 3,100 properties available to rent at the beginning of February.

Good times.

Rents rise 10.4% as average price hits €1,227 (Aengus Cox, RTÉ)

Reach for the fridge.

From your bed.

Jaded House Hunter writes:

At least Conerney Estate Agents are “delighted” to present this sad room for €800 per month, because the rest of us certainly aren’t!! For them to use the words ‘fabulous’ and ‘pristine’ to describe this room is nothing short of disgraceful!

Kenilworth Park, Harold’s Cross, Dublin 6w (Daft)