Even quicker, if the post Brexit EU decides that they want to deal with the Irish corporate tax rates and companies walk as a result.

Then they'd have to clean up all their own national champion arrangements and despite their rhetoric that's a can of worms that they'd rather not want opened.

From looking at strategic infrastructure permissions.

1. None are city centre but a goodly number are M50 area.
2. Many are out in the Pale not in Dublin.
3. They are not adding significant supply in Dublin and such an effect is at least a year away (if ever).

I entirely agree with the comment on 20,000 in the centre and their possible effect on the market overall. I think the constraint is REITS who don't want to destroy their fat rental cash cows in the centre.

So is it a good time to buy or is it a good time to wait.

I get this stopped clock feelin' I just can't shake.

What are people thinking, or more importantly what are people feeling these days?

Honestly don't think they will rise or drop much further but I agree there is a nervous feeling out there at the moment. Is it that we are getting closer to Brexit?

Sindo commissions a poll

Interesting the result of the "central bank rules are unfair" question, we've learned nothing as a whole.

Interesting the way they've drawn the pie charts, the "undecided" are omitted.

Housing crisis affects 10% of the population directly. And indirectly? Massive election issue.
75% of young workers have no prospect of buying a home, ever.

Did the Sindo poll identify what percentage of homes across the country HAVE NO KITCHEN??