according to the auctioneer there are 24 viewings on Monday and another 24 later in the week. And that was before the article in the paper came out 😳
This sold for €566,000..
Making Heathfiled look like a bargain
Interesting that it came in under asking. Still a lot for a house in Ballincollig all the same.
Wow…the price of this! https://www.daft.ie/for-sale/detached-house-62-uam-var-avenue-bishopstown-co-cork/3819070
Once you'd banged your head on those low ceilings the first dozen times, you'd be forgetting about the crazy price you paid
Aside - do garages count in square footage?
would probably get 600 a month per room from students so 2400 a month…but even at that the price is high as would only get around 3% yield after tax. Might have been attractive when gov 10 year bonds were negative but not anymore when you get 1.8% risk free and will probably go higher in the coming months.
Surprise, surprise, this is back on the market again with a guide of €395k!
If you look at that website, they will get in contact with the top 3 bidders, I guess to see if the winner doesn't want to go ahead with the purchase the next highest bid gets to have first refusal, and so on.
Ive seen a few of these houses go back on the market after being 'sold'. Either the buyer gets cold feet, or the banks refuse to value the house for the price they paid. Plus mortgage rates are going up, which makes affordability harder.
€85k asking. I thought maybe it was to generate interest but perhaps not looking at the pictures.
https://www.daft.ie/for-sale/terraced-house-6-churchfield-green-churchfield-co-cork/3824815
A blank canvas?😁😁
Wow, that's one of those places I'd love to know more about, in terms of how it ended up in that state. There are still personal effects visible in some of the pictures, but it's not livable in the condition it's in.
Swastika graffiti, CCTV camera mounted on the front and what looks like a hole punched in a door. Not a feel-good story anyway there.
I didn’t even spot the swastika on the first look!
370K for a new 3-bed semi in Glanmire and no en-suite although the ad says 2 bath..
https://www.daft.ie/new-home-for-sale/semi-detached-house-the-ilen-richmond-rise-richmond-rise-glanmire-co-cork/3145068
2 bath is the main bathroom upstairs and the downstairs toilet....so, no ensuite, as you say.....unreal
*posted in error
Does anyone know what the latest prices were for a 3-bed semi in Janeville Carrigaline? They were 360k last time the price was quoted but have been POA for about 18 months now. Want to see how it compares to Glanmire
Dont keep a log but definitely an improvement in supply. Deterioration in asking prices though.
The below is still largely a doer upper (some parts done up but ber E1 says a lot) needing extension in time and looking for 395k. No side area for such an extension.
And extension costs up so much us think itd impact what folks will pay. Crazy stuff and if keeps up wont end well I think.
https://www.daft.ie/for-sale/semi-detached-house-4-somerton-park-ballinlough-ballinlough-co-cork/3895736
Property prices soaring upwards?
What could possibly go wrong?
Depressing if this is actually what a million will get you now:
Grand house but surely 700s is more realistic, even considering the current market.
Based on that I put in a search on myhome for anything over a million. Insane asking prices. The first one I saw that I thought should cost a million was €2.5m.
https://www.myhome.ie/residential/cork/property-for-sale?minprice=1000000
29 mainly delusional houses at time of posting. Insaaaaaane.......
this is so old if someone can afford pay 1m who really wants it.
Ok if you buy a detached house in Coachford it’s 400k brand new. Is it really worth to add 166k for the sake of a town location?
This has had around 3 auction dates over the last two months. Mysteriously reappears on the market with a new auction date each time.
i meant this one
Next phase of 16 houses released in Elmbury Carrigtwohill today, got email at 12, I only saw it at 2, submitted to reserve one, email at 3 to say they are all gone. ****. €335k too for 110sqm 3 bed semi, good value compared to Glounthane and Glanmire.
what's the story with this kind of property? €250k for 115m2 is good value for the area. No pictures but the outside seems in good condition. Its under 2 leases, one commercial and one for the apartment and it says they're unaffected by the sale. So I assume you couldn't convert it to a private house?
Wonder how the tenant upstairs gets access, door the the right?
You could probably apply for "change of use" from commercial to private when the lease expires. There shouldn't be any issue with that.
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