2025 Property Predicitions

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I can’t see any major change- slight rises here and there I would think but mainly Bob along at the already high levels they’re at due to demand for housing

More of the same through next year unless the long-predicted global economic shock occurs (eg China putting the knife into Taiwan) as the country is still minted and the government will be the same so spending on propping up the property market will remain elevated. House prices still greatly overvalued (not 10% like the ESRI says, more like 30%) but the money is there from the government to fuel demand at these prices. I think possibly it could be a bumper year without an economic shock; growth 10% in the economy and house prices up again 7-10%.

I'd pencil in another 10% rise by EOY 2025. Nothing has changed from last year, so putting aside the unforeseeable and ever elusive "black swan" event, things will keep on going are.

paying a mortgage is cheaper than renting……demand way greater than supply…..only way is up.

I would not be buying a house in 2025, need to see the impact that Trump has in relation to corporation tax here, not referring to the established companies with employees, more the instances of revenue being booked here with no or near to no employees.

Demand being greater than supply is one thing but personally think uncertainty needs to be factored in; huge wealth in Ireland these days though not necessarily spread across those trying to get their first property.

My example was probably a poor one in terms of risk, for me a far more realistic threat would be in relation to IP. Our tax laws have deliberately allowed for very favourable treatment of IP for a long time, this has resulted in substantial US revenues being moved to us and more CT for us.

Think I read somewhere that CT in 2014 was 5bn and it is heading towards 25bn this year excluding the Apple monies. If that figure was greatly reduced, then it would have a serious impact.

Trump can change this and bring back IP & this would have a major impact on our CT figure, think it could be halved in number.

More of the same…or worse.

the higher the demand is the more chances for the prices to go down. It's a leverage world we live in…

I expect prices rises of around ten percent , mass immigration, government not serious about increasing supply… Look at what they do, not what they say…

Do we have 'mass immigration ' in actual real terms, I don't think so

What we have is a NET increase of about 100k a year. That's been the case for at least two years, and it will almost certainly be so for the coming year. For a country with a population of around 5 million, that is a 2% rise in population in just 12 months.

To put this into more tangible terms, this is equivalent of adding the population of Limerick to the country every 12 months.

No I'm in Lucan west Dublin, just checked my numbers again and they're correct, not a huge difference between where I am and some of the more expensive south Dublin areas, just shows the absolute lack of supply has pushed prices up to breaking point for rent.

There's an example below of a 3 bed and a 4 bed. Yes, it's Dublin but not a traditionally expensive area of Dublin. On border outwith kildare really.

https://www.daft.ie/for-rent/house-tullyhall-crescent-lucan-co-dublin/5928033

https://www.daft.ie/for-rent/apartment-the-paddocks-square-the-paddocks-road-adamstown-adamstown-co-dublin/5954106