Die Immobilienpreise steigen weiter. Wir können Bauherren nicht mehr auf einem 10 -Euro -Flug in Ryanair einbeziehen. “IRISH Economist, der den Absturz auf dem, was als nächstes kommt, vorausgesagt hat
https://m.independent.ie/irish-news/house-prices-will-keep-rising-we-cant-get-builders-in-on-a-10-ryanair-flight-anymore-irish-economist-who-predicted-the-crash-on-whats-coming-next/a408203071.html
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>“I don’t foresee any sort of crash or anything like that. The pressures are all upwards on house prices. Now there’s lots of [worrying developments] going on globally, but people I think are quite optimistic and reasonably so.
>“It’s hard to imagine that [prices] can continue to outstrip wages and inflation forever. It can’t.
>“At some stage you’re going to have to slow down closer to inflation. So I think gradually the prices may stabilise when eventually supply increases enough. But that’s going to take a while.”
>Several years? “Probably, yeah.”
Without reading the article, I’m going to assume from the headline that the housing crisis is all Michael O’Leary’s fault. Get the pitchforks lads.
We need to take steps to reduce demand at this point as we are clearly unable to ramp supply up enough
I’m 28 and emigrated to London a couple years ago. Despite doing everything “right” on paper…Degree, masters, “high paying job” etc. I felt like I was getting nowhere economically or regarding building a future.
When I think back to the Celtic tiger madness, 24 year old teachers being called by the banks asking them if they’ve considered a second mortgage for a holiday home abroad. What a turn from then. My generation have had the rug pulled out completely.