Pictures of 88 are still up if you want to compare.
88 was detached, had off street parking and had a south facing garden.
14 has none of that but from recent experience it will probably get its asking and then some… grumble grumble
Yes, almost certainly.
But it’s a mad bubble price.
Arguing that these are not bubble prices basically means arguing that the prices in ca 2007 were non-bubble too.
More than I thought by all accounts viewtopic.php?f=21&t=4571
I’d have recollected that they topped out at around €1m, and would have seen €850k asking, probably achieving more than that (say €900k to €1m sale price) as being a return to those numbers (give or take). If they were actually achieving 1.3m, then this is obviously still a share below and must be a great bargain (obviously… )
I was looking to buy in 2003 and remember even modest non-period semi-ds in south Dublin costing 800k, but it was a long time ago and my standards have probably been ground down in the intervening years.
Now that’s a question. Although property rose a lot in the late 90’s, I would said this was fundamental, the economy did improve significantly with the Celtic tiger and interest fell alot too in the late 90’s. I would say the bubble kicked off about 2001/2, that’s when banks started to borrow foreign money and release into the economy.
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