Deleted User wrote: » I can't see it. I'd be in a relatively sought after area, prices still are what they were in 06, albeit close enough. 15 years of even average 2% inflation would give actual growth of 34.5%, I know 06 was the peak and was over priced, but even so those prices could possibly be the norm today, I can see houses rising for the next 5 years min. The country is not on its knees and in a very strong position to rebound strongly
theboringfox wrote: » I was looking around there. This is gone sale agreed. Can see Examiner article says it had offer of at least asking. It is weird but I can see an argument for why 595k is not crazy for that area like. Again I dont know what it sold for. And look in absolute terms it is big money but for the area and what people pay. I just am not sure it screams hey everyone stop buying like mcwilliams sayshttps://www.daft.ie/for-sale/semi-detached-house-6-lake-lawn-well-road-douglas-co-cork/2917336
.red. wrote: » 600k to sit in traffic everytime you come or go from the house. I know that area would be a dream for a lot of people and I'd be in the minority, but I really couldn't live there.
Spideoige wrote: » Has anyone looked at the Arbutus development in Montenotte? I know it is really a prime location but starting price from 610k and ranging upwards of 720k seems crazy money. I also see that the designer of this development are Murphy New Homes? Nothing against Murphy New Homes but I wouldn't consider their developments as architectural masterpieces and there's just something about the look of these that I don't like. No doubt there'll be plenty of takers all the same.https://www.daft.ie/new-home-for-sale/arbutus-montenotte-montenotte-co-cork/1424519
shtpEdthePlum wrote: » Really ugly, overpriced, cramped and in a rubbish location. Who would want one that can afford 600k.
[Deleted User] wrote: » The well road is one of the best addresses in the city, however I agree, for 600k I would rather go to waterfall and get a taxi to town for the few times I go out for drinks there
Lia_lia wrote: » When these first went on the market I enquired about them and they started at 720k. So they’ve actually gone down in price. If you take a look at my home.ie there’s a price drop. Great location but I just don’t really get what the target market is. They are quite big so would suit a family but what family would want a house without a proper garden? I reckon they are finding them quite hard to sell. Murphy’s are very well known for one off houses but seem to be building estates now too along with whatever developer they are working with. They are building Barter’s Wood in Tower too. Also an estate in Kanturk. Wouldn’t be surprised if the price dropped even more for Arbutus tbh.
rob316 wrote: » They are awful looking. What a bizarre development, who buys a 4 bed house with no kids, considering there isn't any garden? If I spent 700k on a house I'd atleast expect my door to be more than 3ft away from my neighbours.
Lia_lia wrote: » Two bed terraced house in Blarney for 275k. Crazy market! Check out this property I found using Daft: https://www.daft.ie/14217204
RINO87 wrote: » My eyes!! All that pine paneling, good grief!! .
whatever76 wrote: » https://www.yaycork.ie/inside-med-jez-a-brand-new-e1-8m-beach-house-that-just-hit-the-market-in-fountainstown/ .. 1.8 mill yikes !!
Deleted User wrote: » That's some ugly house. Imagine what you could have built on that site with 1.8m and views like that! The cladding is rank.