Full Property Price Database - Galway 2012

Sponge Bob

List of all all properties sold in all of Galway in 2012 and in DATE order. Rotten with typos the lazy civil service hacks. Taken off the new Property Price Database we were promised in around 1991 or so.

These prices are what was reported to the Revenue...not whatever crap an estate agent came up with or what as paid cash under the table in addition.

Only 10 houses were sold in Barna all year, 1 a month, I thought it would be higher myself. Enjoy.

Sponge Bob

1 House sold for €1m or over.
7 Houses sold for €500k or over ( what is 46 Orwell Park, Rathgar, doing in Galway)
10 Houses sold for €400k or over
30 Houses sold for €300k-365k (most between €300k and 340k and NONE between €366k and €399k)
40 houses sold between €1 and €50k, most were at least 20 miles from Galway if not over 30 miles (Amazingly one was 16 Elm park, Greenfields for a mere €42k. )

Sponge Bob

Finally. Here is a MAP showing the whole lot ....for 2012.

Sponge Bob

Sponge Bob wrote: »

1 House sold for €1m or over.
7 Houses sold for €500k or over ( what is 46 Orwell Park, Rathgar, doing in Galway)
10 Houses sold for €400k or over
30 Houses sold for €300k-365k (most between €300k and 340k and NONE between €366k and €399k)
40 houses sold between €1 and €50k, most were at least 20 miles from Galway if not over 30 miles (Amazingly one was 16 Elm park, Greenfields for a mere €42k. )

None between 50k and 300k ?

Cheshire Cat

Had a look at the 2011 results. A house that we offered 300k on and were basically laughed at by the EA sold for 260k. Interesting that. Either he was too lazy to get back to us (although we called him a couple of times) or it went to a mate of his - HMM. Tough luck for the seller, lucky escape for us.

CrowdedHouse

So under 'Not Full Market Price' No means it is (full price) ?

fergiesfolly

I'd say there will be a lot of buyers and sellers that will be surprised once theres a price data base available.
Estate Angents, thy end end is nigh!

swiftman

Sponge Bob wrote: »

Finally. Here is a MAP showing the whole lot ....for 2012.

jebus, what kinda house went on sale in the ocean between rossaveal and inishmore?

Sponge Bob

rarnes1 wrote: »

None between 50k and 300k ?

You gonna pay me to analyse them are you???

horse7

how do i get the 2011 map list

Sponge Bob

38 Houses in Mayo sold for €200k or more and none went over €500k ( only one went for over €400k with the next highest at €359k ....both of those in Westport, quel surprise. ) .

81 Houses in Mayo sold for €50k or less.

horse7

could you put up a link please for 2011.

swiftman

couldnt find this place on google but 8k for any house is good value

30/07/2012 Atticoffey West, Clontuskert, Ballinasloe Galway €8,000.00

doubleglaze

Cheshire Cat wrote: »

Had a look at the 2011 results. A house that we offered 300k on and were basically laughed at by the EA sold for 260k. Interesting that. Either he was too lazy to get back to us (although we called him a couple of times) or it went to a mate of his - HMM. Tough luck for the seller, lucky escape for us.

That wouldn't, by any chance, be a house in Corcullen?

Sponge Bob

Sponge Bob wrote: »

You gonna pay me to analyse them are you???

bertieinexile

I stuck up the map


Heres a repost from propertypin

Here is housefree's download of 2012 data uploaded to Google Fusion
https://www.google.com/fusiontables/data?docid=1DPF-P9zWyqh9Cs1lshvOuIf8jOliDmOvNsdyu3w#rows:id=1

And here is ( a lot of) the same data searchable on a map
https://www.google.com/fusiontables/embedviz?viz=MAP&q=select+col1+from+1DPF-P9zWyqh9Cs1lshvOuIf8jOliDmOvNsdyu3w&h=false&lat=53.30462107510271&lng=-6.686837515624968&z=7&t=1&l=col1

Caveat: It's messier than Sinead O Connor. There are about fifty addresses Google missed Ireland with altogether.
Someone should manually fix it.

It's searchable
http://support.google.com/fusiontables/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=171203
and downloadable and copyable. If anyone wants to take ownership of it feel free

It would be really useful to combine this with ps200306's detailed description of each property from his scrape of myhome.ie although the addresses are messy enough that this may be difficult

(Anyone know if you can scrape eircom phonebook
http://www.eircomphonebook.ie/q/name/where/Donnybrook%2C%20Dublin%204/?customerType=RESIDENTIAL
Heh heh *evil laugh* heh heh heh )


PS Has no one searched for resales yet. It's the most valuable thing in there


PPS You can search within a column in the Fusion table

https://www.google.com/fusiontables/data?docid=1DPF-P9zWyqh9Cs1lshvOuIf8jOliDmOvNsdyu3w#rows:id=1

Click on Filter > Click on column of interest (Address say) > enter search term
(If it's a number field you can do a range)


OK back to the Ryder Cup



PPPS Feel free to repost this to politics.ie. I'm banned over there

Sponge Bob

Full search engine here for the entire period 2010 to 2012 ( from the above mentioned propertypin website)

I love this new Property Price Search Engine domain name.

Don't worry there are no difficult to explain pics or vids, just enter the name of a town, eg Ballinasloe or Tuam ( Galway is too big so far)

Monty Burnz

Cheshire Cat wrote: »

Had a look at the 2011 results. A house that we offered 300k on and were basically laughed at by the EA sold for 260k. Interesting that. Either he was too lazy to get back to us (although we called him a couple of times) or it went to a mate of his - HMM. Tough luck for the seller, lucky escape for us.

This happens. I wonder do the sellers even know about your bid?

Sponge Bob

Another search engine with nice map integration. Again from thepropertypin.

http://yellowschedule.com/house_price_database_ireland/

Iwannahurl

Sponge Bob wrote: »

Finally. Here is a MAP showing the whole lot ....for 2012.

Ireland has the measles.

Cheshire Cat

doubleglaze wrote: »

That wouldn't, by any chance, be a house in Corcullen?

Spot on!

Cheshire Cat

Monty Burnz wrote: »

This happens. I wonder do the sellers even know about your bid?

Probably not! In this case putting a note through the letter box wasn't an option.

Pappa Charlie

Sponge Bob wrote: »

You gonna pay me to analyse them are you???

Sounds like a lazy civil service attitude or maybe even a lazy private sector attitude!

snubbleste

swiftman wrote: »

couldnt find this place on google but 8k for any house is good value
30/07/2012 Atticoffey West, Clontuskert, Ballinasloe Galway €8,000.00

I'm not surprised, according to the map it is in south central minnesota

Mrs OBumble

Iwannahurl wrote: »

Ireland has the measles.

Smallpox

Mrs OBumble

swiftman wrote: »

couldnt find this place on google but 8k for any house is good value

30/07/2012 Atticoffey West, Clontuskert, Ballinasloe Galway €8,000.00

for location, it would be hard to beat:

4 cuirt Eanna, Long Walk, Galway Galway - €42,500.00


And here's a handy table: (mmm ... I wonder how the formatting will come out)

Row Labels Sum of Count
Less than 20k 9
Between 20k and 40k 17
Between 40k and 60k 32
Between 60k and 80k 42
Between 80k and 100k 68
Between 100k and 120k 53
Between 120k and 140k 66
Between 140k and 160k 78
Between 160k and 180k 53
Between 180k and 200k 45
Between 200k and 250k 89
Between 250k and 300k 54
Between 300k and 400k 30
Over 400k 11
Grand Total 647

snubbleste

JustMary wrote: »

for location, it would be hard to beat:
4 cuirt Eanna, Long Walk, GalwayGalway€42,500.00

Probably an intRA-family sale.

Sponge Bob

snubbleste wrote: »

Probably an inter-family sale.

IntRA Family.

EG 3 siblings inherit €120k house, value of each 1/3 share = €40k.

One wants the others to buy them out so they do so at €40k...one third.

The Doc in post 1 shows that the €40k is not full market price. (flagged = Yes)

thesandeman

It doesnt seem to be a complete listing. At least three properties that sold in the Alsop auction earlier in the year are missing.

Robbo

thesandeman wrote: »

It doesnt seem to be a complete listing. At least three properties that sold in the Alsop auction earlier in the year are missing.

The data seems to be based on Stamp Duty returns. Perhaps the sale of these has not advanced to this stage yet, explanations may be that the sale either fell through or encountered queries that are being dealt with. Conveyancing can take a while if it's to be done thoroughly when the transaction isn't straightforward, e.g. with firesale properties.