Geplante Ein-Zimmer-Wohnungen auf ehemaligen RTÉ-Grundstücken sollen bei über 480.000 Euro beginnen
https://www.thejournal.ie/apartments-montrose-cairn-homes-rte-6862117-Nov2025/
Von PoppedCork
Geplante Ein-Zimmer-Wohnungen auf ehemaligen RTÉ-Grundstücken sollen bei über 480.000 Euro beginnen
https://www.thejournal.ie/apartments-montrose-cairn-homes-rte-6862117-Nov2025/
Von PoppedCork
17 Kommentare
Christ on a bike, need to start saving those cent now
Lol lmao, etc
Economically Exiled from living in your own community, across the country.
Great value for D4, in fairness.
“The documentation provides a breakdown of the costs and states that the build cost of the €644,896 apartment is €329,998.
Providing a rare insight into the various costs behind apartment building in the capital, other elements of the €644,896 cost include site costs of €13,135, indirect costs of €72,380, professional fees of €27,720, development contribution costs of €22,886, finance costs of €68,880 and VAT at €52,814.
The breakdown shows that the margin on the €644,894 price is €28,529.”
Assuming those figures are accurate, that’s a 4.5% margin.
Kidney for sale, anyone interested???
Ballsbridge, D4 for ye.
1 bed apartments 5 kms from the city centre is insane.
To be bought by some faceless fund and rented back to us at outrageous prices
That’s insane prices. For that money you can buy better quality more spacious property in civilised countries. Freaks!
So building costs are higher than Manhattan, Hong Kong or London?
It’s a manifestation of inflation and how much money has been devalued.
Ireland is COOKED!
Half a Million for a 1 bedroom apartment, where you can hear every cunt cough and can’t make renovations without approval from the building owner, who will probably never agree.
What a bargain. I love living under 80 years of FFG.
I don’t believe that these prices are this high for any reason other than pure greed. It simply cannot cost that much money to make a 1 bedroom apartment.
This is just insanely greedy.
finance costs of €68,880 for what is essentially a bridging loan when the purchase by Government through a housing authority is guaranteed seems a bit suspect. I might not want to be a developer but I would like to be in that business.