Last phase of Waterfall heights Bishoptown is launching soon. 3 bed mid terrace for 440k to 460k, 3 bed semi at 500k and 4 bed end-of-terrace (3 story) for 560k. I recall 4-bed EOT was 499k in the last phase, so a jump of 60k. Irish housing market returns are phenomenal.
Harbour Heights Next phase coming soon
Just wanted to check in and see if anybody bought in phase 1 of Charleston in Midleton? Not familiar with the builder and doesn’t seem to have built in Cork previously.
Has anyone heard of any new builds starting in Cork in the next year that aren't already sold out?
Their website says all are sold out.
Ard Abhainn, Knockraha
4 Bed Detached - A €465,000
1788 sq. ft.
4 Bed Detached – B €385,000
1490 sq. ft
Does anyone know of new builds that are launching later this year in cork city / county ?
Passing the though Kerry Pike and seen further planning permissions gone up. Seems to be a new site to the back of Mitchell’s Court that has approved planning for houses for around 33 houses. Also the site across from Clonlara had planning for around 99 houses. This is on top of change of planning from 33 detached houses but to 66 semi detached houses by the garden centre and the council estate being built further up.
Builders are smart, they sell the house b4 build them. So they are secured. They won’t build 233 houses in Kerry pike in one go. They will only start w 50 maybe, secure them buyers. Get the deposit in. When they sold the 50, they have money to build the next 50. The price won’t go down that easy. Just hope it won’t go up too much. Material cost is on the roof this year. Supply chain constraints is the big issue. Builders might find it hard to sell when mortgage rate starts go up.
When u say 3 bed, is it actually 2 bed and 1 box room? Like one v small bedroom. 2 decent ones?
I bought a detached 156sq meters in Coachford. I was looking the Ballincollig one but phase I all sold and had to wait. And I know waiting will only make the price higher. Semi-d in Ballincollig is €360k above. So I compared and deposit the €400k in Coachford. Good part is it’s close to primary and secondary school. And it’s only 30-35minutes drive to city or Ballincollig or Wilton. And 15m to Macroom for grocery. Mind the house in Coachford was sold at €360k in 2021, I was asked @400. I wanted to buy the smaller one semi-d which is €325k but all sold.
Still, look at average wage and percentage of ppl working in pharma or IT in Cork. Banks gladly make 3.5 exceptions for those.
??? Still need a huge amount of savings and/or salary if taking out a mortgage for these houses.
Hmm... I would rather say that the banks have money, not ppl - interpret as you wish 😎
At the moment the vast majority of new builds are selling out within minutes, even at those prices. People seem to have the money and I guess don’t want to pay the price to renovate old houses (I don’t blame them the way things are!).
Harpers Creek, Glouthane - €375 for 3 Bed Semi
Passage West - €380k
Ballinglanna - €385k
I cant see demand holding for these prices, building will slow down
Crazy money in my opinion!
A new phase of Heathfield in Ballincollig was released today. Massive jump in prices! 3 bed semi gone from 350k to 390k and 4 bed semi gone from 399k to 440k.
Summary of new builds completed in Cork last year along with historical levels
Thanks for the reply Lia. Well they have 2 coming up, one in Carrigaline and one on the Model Farm Rd but think they are a few months from releasing to market for both.
Heard the soundproofing sometimes isn't great especially in their older developments but from what I know they have changed the design of the houses now so that the stairs, dining room, upstairs bathroom and the 2nd bedroom are adjoining rather than the living room etc.
When you heard about the soundproofing issues was it about their older developments or the new ones as well?
^ I’ve a friend that lives in one and seems to find it grand. No issues as far as I know. Saying that I have heard soundproofing isn’t great. Is it the development in Ovens you’re looking at?
Hi all,
Interested to hear what the finish is like on the houses in Coolkellure, Matthew Hill and for the semi ds what the soundproofing is like between them. Anyone have any info?
Potentially looking at a new development by the same developer.
Thanks
Another field across the road is also being sold to a develpper so that whole area will soon be subsumed into Bishopstown. Not sure of pricing, but you can be sure they won't be cheap.
Found it thank you I didn’t realise this area was being developed.
I read that the asking price for the 3bed semis will be 366k
No, it's a private development. The Part 8 development is on Hawke's Rd.
Think these are all allocated as social housing?
Hi all. Just browsing this thread and wondering if anyone have a list of any new phases/developments due to be released in early 2022? Ideally looking for a 4 bed semi detached.
I think they are releasing a new phase in the spring but not sure of the asking prices. Usually they don't release the prices until the new phase is released. Robert Harkin is the EA. Have you tried calling him? He can be tough to get through to as I assume he's very busy. I tried to contact him about viewing a house before but by the time he got back to me it was sale agreed. Leave him a voicemail and he should get back. Ask him how much the previous phase was sold for and add on a few grand I'd say.
Sorry, I meant the Gleann Fia one in Tower.
For which development? I mentioned a few in that post