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Books about Housing/Home Owning in Dublin/Ireland

  • 12-06-2016 6:13pm
    #1
    ampleforth
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    Are there current books / magazines (e.g. special issues) that inform and discuss the current housing market, the specifics of its financing for private wanna-be home owners (e.g. dealing with banks, the process etc), the past market (e.g. the pre 2006 market vs. now), the current situation and the change over the years ? Books (obviously very current ones, or magazines) who perhaps work the latest statistics, the latest development in the housing market and provide tips and advice for would-like home owners in Dublin (specifically, and Ireland in General), perhaps compare with other countries in the EU and show the special differences.

    I asked this question in a book store and she did not really understand what I mean. Maybe this question is a) to general or b) too unimportant for the average person?
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  • #2
    snubbleste
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  • #3
    ampleforth
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 383 ✭✭ampleforth


    is this specific to the Irish market?


  • #4
    Onthefence
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 103 ✭✭Onthefence


    I've heard Carol Tallon's guidebooks for the Irish market are fairly good.


  • #5
    ampleforth
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 383 ✭✭ampleforth


    Unfortunately, the Dummies Series seem to be very much focused on the US market...


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