Irish property market

Hope this bubble doedn't happen again. for the country's sake

McG wrote: MC Hammered wrote: Baldrick wrote: can you define mega wonga. Ideally less than €300k but could prob stretch to €350k for a 3 bed.  DNS 350K  http://www.myhome.ie/residential/brochure/11-elton-court-ayrfield-dublin-13/2515346

greenforever wrote: The GerK wrote: Good advice Andy, think the key is to keep looking and not get down about it. On the basis you are buying a house which you want to be your family home, ensure that the area has schools that you will be happy to send your kids too, that has no planning for anything that would cause you to want to move (halting site / shops etc) Once you are happy that the area is going to allow you happily live there for 20/30 years then as long as you can comfortably afford the repayments go for it. If you can possibly pay fortnightly rather than monthly you can significantly reduce the term of the mortgage. Remember that you are going to most likely have serious increase in your living costs when GerK junior(s) arrives, so don't over stretch the mortgage repayments.

That's the plan.

I know too many people who can do f**k all because they have massive mortgages. I plan to live and still go to Ireland aways
Was bad enough missing out last campaign because I was saving for a wedding.
Modest mortgage with plenty of disposable income is my plan

ShayGivensBum wrote: Launch over the weekend of 5 beds in Stocking Wood. €399,000.

Baldrick wrote: ShayGivensBum wrote: Launch over the weekend of 5 beds in Stocking Wood. €399,000. Was out there the other week. Talk about out of the way.  If you worked in town would be a bloody nightmare getting from there to work every day.

Two major bus routes. The 15 and 15b. Both come every 10 minutes.

She must be going around with her eyes closed so because they are two of the most regular buses going. 

AntrimMan wrote: Baldrick wrote: ShayGivensBum wrote: Two major bus routes. The 15 and 15b. Both come every 10 minutes. Only actually 10km from the city centre. Lovely area so quite and houses are finished to a very high quality  Very good  thats a decent service, How long does the trip take in the morning.   Friend of mine from out there must be clueless so as she said the bus service is terminal.   She will be taken off the trust list I have on my excel spread sheet for friends I take transport advice from.  She may be demoted as a friend to down to acquaintance.     The bus service is killing her? Jesus. That is bad.

ShayGivensBum wrote: Two major bus routes. The 15 and 15b. Both come every 10 minutes. Only actually 10km from the city centre. Lovely area so quite and houses are finished to a very high quality