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Housing bubble starting to pop?
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LOL:D well you did say you would!Gurgle wrote:
I notice FG who slagged off the Government's efforts at helping first time buyers by removing first time buyers grant and increasing mortgage interest relief a few years ago are ----wait for it--- talking about increasing it themselves to help first time buyers!
Classic! so a few years ago it was worthless, now it's worth something!
Still though, for all the arguing from the opposition against reducing capital gains from 40% to 20% on property in the late nineties, I see no promises from the opposition to increase this again to 40% if they get into power, not even on development land! Auction politics - anyone?0 -
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SimpleSam06 wrote:And actually, well well, heres another interesting poll, have Irish property prices peaked?
55.16% (759 votes) - Yes
37.14% (511 votes) - No
7.7% (106 votes) - Maybe
Some of the comments in there are great...
"No they have not peaked....they may slow down but wont stop and certanly will not go back...demand for houses for next 3 years is very high...
Smooth, Cork "
"No, way, not by a long shot. Sure there's no limit to how high they can go.
Andrew, Dublin 13 "
Wonder what results this poll would throw up now if it was undertaken!0 -
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