How in the world could normal people afford that. Insane
yawnymac on
Bargain, just rent all the rooms and no more shared bathroom!

phantom_gain on
I just found a 5 star hotel in Thailand that costs 100 euros less for 63 nights
Elbon on
Think I’m going to be sick, sharing a bathroom fucking disgusting what peasantry, the butler better be A1 quality
adomo on
Not surprising for Fitzwilliam square
IrishCrypto on
If you just paid 40k tuition for your medical / dentistry degree in Dublin another 14k for accommodation in a nice part of town probably doesn’t seem to much of a stretch.
For someone from an average family, its a case of the world is getting wealthier, but more unequal, and you ain’t at the party.
johndoe86888 on
Stupid crazy scandalous
Yuo_cna_Raed_Tihs on
It’s smack bang in city centre where the historic nature of the city and the character of the neighbourhood and whatever else means you can’t build higher than like 4 floors. Obviously given how desirable that part of Dublin is and how little units are available it’s going to be extortionate
If you don’t build more in historic areas, only people who are rich, or people who are well connected get to live there.
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This is greed nothing else
How in the world could normal people afford that. Insane
Bargain, just rent all the rooms and no more shared bathroom!

I just found a 5 star hotel in Thailand that costs 100 euros less for 63 nights
Think I’m going to be sick, sharing a bathroom fucking disgusting what peasantry, the butler better be A1 quality
Not surprising for Fitzwilliam square
If you just paid 40k tuition for your medical / dentistry degree in Dublin another 14k for accommodation in a nice part of town probably doesn’t seem to much of a stretch.
For someone from an average family, its a case of the world is getting wealthier, but more unequal, and you ain’t at the party.
Stupid crazy scandalous
It’s smack bang in city centre where the historic nature of the city and the character of the neighbourhood and whatever else means you can’t build higher than like 4 floors. Obviously given how desirable that part of Dublin is and how little units are available it’s going to be extortionate
If you don’t build more in historic areas, only people who are rich, or people who are well connected get to live there.