882LikesBring back Fianna Fail, the housing market will recover if FF are returned to government, building an economy on a construction bubble is really rational, that is why Fianna Fail- The party of Moral Integrity should be returned to government....lol
Bring back Fianna Fail, the housing market will recover if FF are returned to government, building an economy on a construction bubble is really rational, that is why Fianna Fail- The party of Moral Integrity should be returned to government....lol
Is that comment directed at myself, if so I'm not an auctioneer.Originally Posted by glandore
I do not understand the obsession with wanting house prices to rise. The price of houses will only go up when the economy is back in a healthy state. That is a long way off I am afraid.
Falling house prices makes the economy more competitive and puts less pressure on employers to increase wages. House prices need to fall back to mid 1990's levels.
Bullish!They dont say in the headline the number of mortgages fell for Q2 year on year.
I suppose things might turn around.. when the bars in the below match each other, that is the bottom.. so I suppose we might have a bottom in Q3ish 2013...
I expect the 1000 euro property tax wont help however. Neither will Grexit and the collapse of a few dozens banks in that timeframe.
Let's party like its 1999!
If you believe there's going to be a 15% increase, you will believe anything!
Even worse than that- a 15% increase from the date of the OP in March!
So tell us all - how is the Portfolio doing these days LD? - Old Chep
The endgame starts with isolated defaults and then this process accelerates.The EU’s Stability and Growth Pact then compounds the problem — demanding that Ireland embrace austerity at the worst possible time.
David McWilliams » Austerity can’t help — we’re heading for mass defaults
Me ould Mucker
I wonder how many spoofers on P.ie are in the category below
The percentage of mortgages in arrears of 90 days or more increased to 10.9 per cent, 83,251 of the 761,533 private residential mortgages in the country, during the three months ended June, compared with 10.2 per cent or 77,630 mortgages at the end of March.
Over 123,000 mortgages behind in repayments - The Irish Times - Thu, Aug 23, 2012Just over 22 per cent of mortgages were in some kind of difficulty, new data from the Central Bank showed today.
Are you saying that everybody in these categories is a spoofer?I wonder how many spoofers on P.ie are in the category below
Over 123,000 mortgages behind in repayments - The Irish Times - Thu, Aug 23, 2012
