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This is a discussion on Dublin property prices falling by €4,500 a month within the Economy forums, part of the Topical Discussion category on Politics.ie. Originally Posted by Akrasia I've just been looking through the latest census figures for county clare. Latest census figures...
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| Can we rely on the Census figures for empty houses. Many people work away from home and may not have been at home when enumerators called, or even when they called back. Nowadays neighbours may neither be willing nor able to volunteer information to callers |
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| http://www.rte.ie/news/2007/1004/housing.html Among many statistics, this is probably the one the most reflects the impact on Breakfast Roll man. Quote:
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Hmm. No curtains, no furniture, garden untended, leaves and other wind-blown rubbish where the occupants would normally walk, no sign of bins or bins clearly unused - temporarily empty, or vacant? Appears on postal and TV license records as occupied, has furniture, stuff on windowsills, garden tended and rubbish swept away, bins outside or obviously used - temporarily empty, or vacant?
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Also because of the extremely high number of foreclosures in the US ,there is a massive inventory of houses which the banks will sell at any price to get rid of them. Those of good credit who make all thier mortgage payments cannot sell their houses as they are competing with for sale those who were financially reckless. This is an impotant parrt of the contagion in the US real estate market |
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| Apart form the exchequer returns (see below) on Stamp duty is there any published material on the number of house sales/activity as opposed to mere average prices? "Reflecting the impact of the property slowdown, stamp duties were 13.8% below target - €401m lower, while the figure for capital gains taxes was €101m below forecasts."
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There is for instance stamp duty on buying shares and I think there was a revenue case a few years ago that extended it to related transactions.
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