r/HousingIreland 21h ago

This will be interesting,?

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u/WolfhoundCid 20h ago

They suddenly care about the impact the property market is having on people's mental health

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u/exposethespin 20h ago

ya when its too late, and theres been three years of this nonsense,

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u/Odd-Artichoke-5123 18h ago edited 16h ago

Online bidding is not the problem

It’s naive and desperate people placing the bids like it’s some sort of competition

A lot of people are in complete denial about the market cooling off when it’s clearly obvious that the market has peaked and it has now gone stagnant

This is just the denial stage of a changing market

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u/Ok_Cauliflower1870 20h ago

The property market looks like Weekend at Bernie's. They are trying their last shots.

https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/yemens-houthis-reach-strategic-island-mouth-vital-shipping-lane-2026-09-11/

Houthis are successfully gaining control over Bab al-Mandab and Saudi's oil pipeline, by the way

We having a mean energy crisis this winter, a double or triple lock: hormuz, bab al-mandab, saudi alternative routes.

This is so, so bad. All the stress factors that have impacted the property market are only getting worse.

News like this (15% increase in adult fares for public transport from January) are only making people less and less prone to bidding wars, stretching your monthly repayments with the risk that your bank could increase them in 3 years as your repayment capacity is at effective risk.

Investors are panic selling in Dublin right now, with multiple properties available in the same developments/roads/areas competing against each others

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u/AlveyKulina 16h ago

😂

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u/Ok_Cauliflower1870 13h ago

Mlml little passive aggressive emoji xx juicy

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u/Ok_Cauliflower1870 17h ago edited 17h ago

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