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Alternatives to daft.ie

Brother Psychosis · 2013-01-08 16:15:00

looking to move house, fairly limited by location and price (who isn't?!) daft is not proving as hepful as i've found it previously, anyone have any alternate suggestions?

08-01-2013 4:15pm

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Brother Psychosis

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looking to move house, fairly limited by location and price (who isn't?!) daft is not proving as hepful as i've found it previously, anyone have any alternate suggestions?

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#2 08-01-2013 4:28pm

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Depending on the agents in the area, there can occasionally be more properties on myhome.ie than daft (and vice-versa).

Other than that, purchases are rarely advertised anywhere else. There are occasional claims that properties are being sold un-advertised by agents to purchasers they already knew so it's no harm to let all the agents in the area you want know what you're looking for.

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#3 09-01-2013 7:13am

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Evening Herald- and the accommodation officers in the universities- it really depends on where you're looking, and what you're looking for.

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