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    Gift!
    When you see the words "Mises" or "Hayek" in someone's post, just ask yourself: do I really want to ban paper money and go back to gold?

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    Quote Originally Posted by blindjustice
    ... 0.25% of a rate rise every now and then wont make a bit of difference sure we are creating jobs all the time. The boom is getting boomer
    0.25% every now an then...Thats 2% in 18 months BJ. Double the interest. People are feeling pain over this. And more pain to come. Yet I admire your optimism.

    This House went on sale 2nd week in March. It's still for sale. Same price.
    This solitary empty house is indicative of peoples willingness to purchase.
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    Quote Originally Posted by EvotingMachine0197
    Quote Originally Posted by blindjustice
    ... 0.25% of a rate rise every now and then wont make a bit of difference sure we are creating jobs all the time. The boom is getting boomer
    0.25% every now an then...Thats 2% in 18 months BJ. Double the interest. People are feeling pain over this. And more pain to come. Yet I admire your optimism.
    i think he was being sarcastic with that comment if you check out the links he posted. i want the 2 bed little boat for 70,000..i could sail the seas!

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    Quote Originally Posted by libertarian-right
    Quote Originally Posted by EvotingMachine0197
    Quote Originally Posted by blindjustice
    ... 0.25% of a rate rise every now and then wont make a bit of difference sure we are creating jobs all the time. The boom is getting boomer
    0.25% every now an then...Thats 2% in 18 months BJ. Double the interest. People are feeling pain over this. And more pain to come. Yet I admire your optimism.
    i think he was being sarcastic with that comment if you check out the links he posted. i want the 2 bed little boat for 70,000..i could sail the seas!
    Yes, now that you say it. My error. And I'm usually good at sarcasm.
    Regarding the barge, would like it myself. Can't see anyone paying over 15K for it though.
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    Im not being sarcastic - your all crazies



    You cant lose on property.

    Prices only go up.

    There not making anymore land you know.

    Prices have never fallen in Ireland.

    blah blah blah

    Now get out there and buy, BUY I SAY!
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    Jaysus the best thing on the market is a barge..................
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    Is the green party document purporting to prop up house prices?

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    35 minutes in lasts 10 minutes

    plasterers being laid off, work drying up

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    Quote Originally Posted by blindjustice
    great deals are to be had:

    3 bed in Dublin only 300,000
    http://www.daft.ie/searchsale.daft?id=192672&search=1

    The boom is getting boomer


    This is a timber chalet on a lovely secluded site literally just 50m from the North Beach in Rush Distance to City Centre: 23 km (14.3 miles)
    A shack that looks like a mobile home suspiciously close to a beach and 14.3 miles from city centre ....hmmm

    Dude it's a shed & bet it gets washed away every winter.

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    I don't get it. On the news it said that prices only fell by less than one percent, yet irishpropertywatch.com suggests high single figures - can't both be correct. Can anyone explain? Is there something dodgey about the official calculation method, like is it a twelve month moving average or something?

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