Il prezzo tipico pagato per una casa dal primo acquirente è aumentato di 88.000 euro rispetto a cinque anni fa
https://www.irishtimes.com/your-money/2024/12/20/typical-price-paid-for-home-by-first-time-buyer-up-88000-on-five-years-ago/
di Rayzee14
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Inflationary government housing policy, inflates housing prices. Hard to believe this could have happened really.
They’ve tried nothing and are all out of ideas
When I opened Reddit this morning I was glad, now I am sad.
Merry Crisis
All they have to do is build council houses. It’s the only housing policy that hasn’t driven up prices.
I live in a 3 bed semi d in a commuter town. Bought almost 3 years ago. The new phase has gone on sale and the same house as the one I bought is now €105,000 more expensive. Crazy
Since I bought my house 5.5 years ago it’s gone up €120k (last sale agreed price). If the house that’s on sale now goes for asking then it will be €160k.
Majority of the population don’t want house prices to go down. The state pension holdings don’t want the property price to go down.
It’s a disgusting situation, which I’ve lost faith that anyone intends on fixing.
Perhaps if more people on this sub got active politically something could happen.