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A NEW REPORT has found that national housing asking prices are up 7.5% over the year – the highest level of annual inflation in two years.
The latest quarterly house price report by MyHome.ie in conjunction with Bank of Ireland lays out a number of factors putting pressure on the housing market in Ireland.
Of the homes available on MyHome.ie, one in 7 (14%) sold for 20% over the asking price.
Annual asking price inflation in Dublin is now 6.2% and the rate has accelerated to 8.5% in the rest of Ireland.
In the report of the properties available on MyHome.ie, the median asking prices for homes nationally was listed as €365,000. In Dublin, the median price is €455,000, while outside of Dublin, the median price is €365,000.
Asking prices for a three-bed, semi-detached house, alongside the annual changes in price, according to MyHome.ie. MyHome.ie
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The report found that pay growth in Ireland had risen by 5.6%, allowing workers to borrow more and thus leading to a record-high level of mortgage approval rates – up 6.2% on the year prior to €318,300.
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Rent inflation has moderately improved, sitting at 4%.
Commenting on the report, author Conall MacCoille, Chief Economist at Bank of Ireland, said: “The broad message from the MyHome asking price data is that the CSO’s official measure of house price inflation, based on transactions, looks set to peak in the coming months.
“That said, residential property price inflation was 9.6% in July, ahead of our MyHome figures, because homebuyers are increasingly paying over and above the original asking price. Nonetheless, we still expect RPPI (Residential Property Price Index) inflation to fall back in the coming months, and finish 2024 at 7.75%.”
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A shortage of housing has been pointed to as the reason for rising house prices, alongside inflation. The number of properties listed for sale on MyHome.ie in September was just 13,100, still well down from pre-pandemic levels.
MacCoille said that the rising population has been an important factor in pressure put on the Irish housing market, saying: “Perhaps the most striking news since our last MyHome report is that Ireland’s population grew by 1.9% pace for a second successive year, to 5.38 million in 2024.
“We have not seen population and economic growth at this level since the Celtic tiger era, and as a result the housing market is being put under intense pressure.”
According to this report, Ireland would need to deliver an additional 206,000 homes this year alone to match the UK’s housing to population ratio. This is a rapid increase: in 2020, Ireland would have needed 138,000 extra homes – 68,000 fewer than this year – to match the UK’s market in relative terms.
This is despite housing starts having risen to 49,000 in the 12 months to July, with completions expected to rise sharply to above 40,000 units in 2025.
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@Gerard Carey: it was never going to be 650 million, if Casement park is going to cost 500 million for a few stands around 3acres of grass. The rugby ball shape of the hospital was a bad design. Curves add a hell of lot in extra costs and waste space.
@P. V. Aglue: the hospital started long before the casement park issue. Casement park is 500m because they saw what one could get away with when looking at the hospital. Burn Khalifa approx 1.5 b. That should be the mark.
@Gerard Carey: I agree .but from day one . How come no bill of quantities ect ect along with the drawings all put together in a tender package and sent to contractors in the EU. .like u build a new block of 50 houses / appartments ect. A factory , a shopping centre and a bill of quantity is provided by the QS to go with the drawings at tender process and then every contractor is pricing on the same bill of Quantity.. don’t forget broadband contract, and the bike shed. And certain people now director’s of certain companies
@P. V. Aglue: Agreed that it was never going to be but a stipulation that the cost should be no more than, e.g., twice that agreed should have been in place is a no-brainier.
To allow a provider free rein to take as long and charge as much as they like for a central requirement of health policy is beyond lax and flies in the face of standard procurement procedures. To be playing the concerned card by govt now is a joke.
@Teetotal4now: Also, for government to theoretically allow contracts to those who have previously not delivered is separate to and distinct from actually awarding the contract to that provider.
@Christopher Fealy: they put the tender out without the final design and fit-out requirements , which meant whom ever got the contract had a blank cheque. Also if Bam or any other contractor fails to win a government contract, under the EU rules of procurement they can challenge the awarding of the tender in court. Simple fact should be, if contractor ‘A’ is doing a project for the government, and a new contract is up for tender, rules should state if the first project, will over lap the start of the second contract, then contractor ‘A’ must be excused for the tender process, it may get projects done in the agreed time frame
@Gerard Carey: The leaders of this country made the shocking decision to build this hospital in Dublin city rather than a green field site somewhere off the M50 and they were badly represented when negotiating the cost (I’d love to play poker with the cabinet, I’d be rich I tells ye) and people are alarmed that supposedly experienced politicians from the ruling FF @ FG got rode by a private company.
@Shaun Gallagher: Lol. It says that in the article. They were also awarded the contract to develop Waterford city Quays in 2022. It’s crazy. I understand these things have to go out to tender but surely you can then pick who you want. Otherwise we are just in a never ending loop where BAM, one construction company give a lowball figure for a large project, take it so far so there is no turning back and keep jacking up the cost as they go. It’s like writing them a blank cheque and they seem willing to maximise it to the hilt. Now we are being told we have to keep selecting them for projects. Rules at EU level need to change on this fast. That said I see the build of a hospital in Dunedin in New Zealand has run into a similar fiasco so construction companies are at it worldwide coupled with civil service incompetence.
This is a strange move from the government. They’ve never been so aggressively appalled by the children’s hospital before. It’s all been “oh but it’ll be worth it in the end” commentary from them….. A massive coincidence of course that they spent €350,000 on a bike shed and got found out merely a couple of weeks ago. Champion deflecting.
@Bryan: Champion deflecting alright. But don’t forget there’s a general election on the horizon. They’ve got to try to make out like they’re holding BAM accountable! Too little, too late.
@Mick Duvanny: I’m sorry but if public money is being spent it’s being spent by the government. You may need to look up a bit but the accountability will fall at the feet of the government.
@Bryan: More words. These lads are experts at words. The government knew about BAM’s habit about not paying their sub-contractors during their Courthouse contracts before they were given this contract and did nothing. They knew about BAM’s behaviour with Cork’s ‘Event Centre’ which is exactly the same as what they’re doing with the Children’s hospital but instead of throwing tax-payers money at them they downgraded the Event Centre to apartments…and continued to give them contracts.
@Mick Duvanny: So no member of government signs the cheques for these projects. Do you pay for things you’re not involved in Mick? I have to admit if I was paying for something, I’d insist I was involved in it.
This is sheer lunacy.. On one hand you have the Taoiseach, Tanaiste and government minister admitting openly and in the Dail as a matter of public record, that a company is holding the state to ransom to the tune of 100s of million if not billions of euro but on the other hand it’s not ‘ appropriate’ for them to get involved in the awarding of STATE contracts.. ffs this shower need to sling their hook.. thats BAM and FFG .. what an absolute shambles of a government.
After the fiasco with the Cork Opera house,they should have been banned for life. Also other EU countries consider past performance so it’s just am excuse to blame EU. I know of a builder who abandoned an estate and left local council to clean up the mess only to take up a new contract building houses for the same council
@Be Lucky: I’m sure the Isreali government/IDF would be heartbroken if that death toll were to include Irish peacekeeping forces at some stage.. they hold us in such high regard..
@Be Lucky: They can just murder as many civilians as they like and absolutely nothing done about it, no sanctions, just condemnation which does phuck all.
@Pat Hazzard: Isreal are commiting genocide..They are now a terrorist state commiting terrorist acts. You supportqq far right extrimists like Smotrich and Ben-Givr headed by the war monger Netheyatu on their blood thirsty rampage.. even your own dear leader can see that ‘ Pat ‘.
@Ciaran O Donoghue: Absolutely. Just because Hezbollah has fired over 8,000 rockets into Israel since October 7th, what gives Israel the right to respond like that.
@Sean Griffin: israel was created by driving the Palestinian off their land by terrorism.
israel was created by terrorists.
israel has continued to terroriser that entire region since.
Justice demands that israel ceases to be, that Palestine is restored to the Palestinian and that the israeli is held accountable for their crimes against humanity.
@ItWasLikeThatWhenIGotHere: do your research, there has always be at least 43 (yes 43) Jewish villages in that region. Having the Jewish people there only became an issuse after the creation of the state of Israel, the two state solution was agreed twice in the history of that region and both times the Palestinian ‘leaders’ pulled out. Look at Yasser Aaraf and the millions he hid from his people, the 1993 olso accords, Israel agreed to pay the vat of purchases by Palestinians to Palestine , that money went directly in Yassers bank account. He also funded serveral militant gruops, while publicly stateing Israel has the right to exist. While we cant condone the response from Israel, but when you neighbours are not interested in peace, you end up with the mess we have today
@9QRixo8H: remember Labour in government with ff. We didn’t like the actions of that government and punished Labour at the next elections and Flicking Failures sailed on with no lessons learned and the We did the same with the greens. We the voters don’t learn and still vote the same people in time and time again. Those tds who will have stepped aside next time are doing so to give the electorate a chance to continue voting the parties under the impression it’s a new td but they will act the same way. We never learn and are gullible for ever believing the stom they peddle and we’re afraid of change no matter the consequences.
@ItWasLikeThatWhenIGotHere: that’s not in doubt it was a shocking thing for a party who claims to represent the ordinary guy but we punished the smaller parties while the other 2 dtrundle along. They (ffg) need to know that people have had enough of waste, spin, broken promises and all their other shenanigans
I seem to remember BAM have been awarded the contract for new rail between cork city and Middletown? I can’t remember the details of the actual track work but I wondered how this happened with the debacle unfolding in the Children’s Hospital. No joined up thinking yet again.
@P M: civil service/ NHS incompetence, making design changes after the contract award is a major factor in the cost overrun. This is underlined by the court’s recommendation in the ongoing litigation. In any building project you need to freeze any design changes before construction begins if you want to control costs.
Simon Harris was health minister in 2019 when the national children’s hospital contract was signed, he then brought down last Gov when caught trying to hide the huge increase in costs. But as per the FG way, these failures are rewarded instead of punished and Simon becomes leader after Leo runs away.
And these less than adequate politicians have let them do so….. bring on the election so we can vote them back into power…. to define stu p1d1ty perfectly…… a century of it to be precise.
They should have an investigation into this. It might cost a few hundred million but be so worth it.
And maybe start recruiting for the investigation into the mishandling of the 13 billion euro that will also inevitably happen.
The children’s hospital should have been built in Blanchardstown, on a greenfield site, that’s accessible by parents travelling from all over the country. Would have been finished by now at a fraction of the cost.
There should be a fast tracked high level audit of the current state of progress and expenditure of the NCH project.
If the audit shows evidence of corruption then they should begin to investigate immediately while there is evidence to gather, while there is people directly involved present to interview, instead of a half baked, pointless, toothless inquiry 10 years from now when all of the damage is done.
The government have continuously proved that they don’t care a jot about the well-being of the regular worker, therefore they don’t care when the hospital actually opens, they don’t care if it was built in the wrong location, they don’t care that even if it opens in ’26 and is so mismanaged from lack of staff, beds etc that it is only semi functional for years to come – They only care about creating projects that gives them reason them to spread around taxpayers wealth, that’s how they grease the wheels, that’s where the backhanders and the favours come from, that’s how they, TD’s, get their hands on the money, it’s taken from revenue and then “laundered” through public spending system until some of it ends up back with the TD in the form of directorships,high end positions, gifts and favours.
The next big expenditure con job will be massively increased spending on defence, global conflicts will be used to brainwash us into thinking it’s money well spent,
huge sums of taxpayers will be channeled into it, there will likely be billions pumped into it and we will still have a DOD that could be expunged in a week. Meanwhile back in the real world housing crisis, health crisis et al will still be there, still making our lives miserable and still needing billions more to fix. Go figure.
All deflection, Tender Evaluation Process is widely used & they know this, even some of the Local Authorities use it & as for the concern around the EU Procurement Regs, more deflection. These guys are clever, they have thrown it all over on BAM knowing that it will all end up in the Courts & Arbitration & take years to resolve. By that time these guys will be out the door on their mega pensions telling us they can’t comment as they are “private citizens”. The FF crooks that retired after the crash used that line. History will show that Leo Varadkar, Simon Harris, Micheal Martin, Eamon Ryan, Roderic O Gorman, Stephen Donnelly, Robert Watt, Bernard Gloster, John Cole & Fiona Ross, this mess happened on their watch. The scandal is now making world wide headlines, a failed State.
@Phillip Smyth: children have grown up in the hope the government would fulfill their promises and relieve them of the multiple treatable disabilities, illnesses and assorted physical and mental health disorders that are ruining their and their families lives. We’re about to bring Palestinian children here to rightfully assist in improving their treatment but we haven’t done much to improve the lot of our own children. Given the treatment our government have shown its citizens with broken promises its not surprising the level of anger is so high in the country. Voting them out will send the best message and will beat protests everytime. It’s the only thing they fear.
@Peter Byrne: I’ve no desire to run for election but thanks for your suggestion. I merely pointed out the broken promises made to the nations children by the current crop of politicians around camhs and scoliosis to name a few. I have no idea what can fix it but clearly the politicians don’t and neither to the permanent government and rather than admit their failings they continue with the promises that ring hollow.
Same old same old shite, Inappropriate for the government to interfere, it’s was European rules , It’s Bams fault , We followed expert advice on where yo build it, The ffg shower of entitled wasters have trotted out the same excuses time after time and still a percentage of irsh citizens keep voting for them
It suits the weevils in government to place the blame for the overruns but the fact is, that BAM were working from incomplete drawings in the first place, and secondly, hardly a week went by but FFG kept on changing stuff that was already built. That costs money. Blame FFG, they are the real culprits here.
@donal finn: doubt it was FFG changing specs. But highly probable it was HSE and the specialists/surgeons, without any regard to a cost/benefit analysis. Sure it’s not our money so Spend Spend Spend
There is an attitude among those awarded contracts that the government will pay anything. The children’s hospital is at one end of the trough, and at the other is the bike shed.
Our own children need to be treated, as I said children have grown out of children with illnesses they are the future of this country we must show our contempt for this failure with dialogue elected ministers need to listen it’s Billy to Jack governing.
So any Joe soap applying for a job needs past employment references and character references but applying for multi million euro contracts doesn’t. Shows in whose favour rules are written!!!!
The cost of building this hospital is only part of the problem. It was planned and designed wrong, built in the wrong place by the wrong builder while being overseen by the wrong people. When built and in operation all these factors are going to come back to bite these clowns. James Street is a car park most of the time but that a side issue. The fact that we will actually end up with less beds than we have at present means that the hospital is over crowded before it even opens. No matter what way ye spin this it is a massive embarrassment to us and really has spotlighted the incompetence and corruption within our government offices. The fact that it has been allowed continue is mind blowing. There seems to be absolutely nothing BAMM can do to breach this contract. Why?
@Peter Byrne: I would, but I don’t have friends who get government contracts that can lobby, support and finance my election campaign and costs for nothing at all in return.
Didn’t Harris sign off on this BAM deal?. If so, why is he spouting his usual rubbish?.BAM have gouged this country for years but even though they are a bunch of absolute cowboys they still get gov contracts. Until you can sack public servants for gross incompetence then nothing will ever change
So was this hospital build package put out to tender/bid or just given these Bam Bums on day work.
I wonder what politicians they are donating to ?
There should be a requirement of a bond provided with the tender/bid
Yes, there’s always gonna be some extras but not four or five times the cost of the estimated build. If the winner of the tender can’t complete, that’s where the bond company comes in.
Not sure we will ever find out unless full disclosure of all correspondence. BAM seem to be getting all the blame but it seems the spin machine is in full swing. Is BAM working off final plans? If not then why not? Full blame has to be with the government and not let them use BAM as a scapegoat. Obviously contracts are flimsy and are not watertight.
BAM are a private company. The problem with the NCH does not lie with BAM. It rightly should lie with the client who never gave a proper brief for the project and designed it as they went along!!! Pure and simple facts!!! It would never have happened if a private hospital had developed it because the design would have been “set in stone” to avoid exactly the problems which have happened with this project!!!!
Don’t pay them, sack them all, call in a new company, have them finish it at a fraction of the cost. What are they going to do? And remove their licence to operate in Ireland ever again. Simple fix.
Meehole Martin is simply parading his ignorance of procurement law as a deflection from the simple fact that the planning, procurement and contract management of the NCH is a shambles. How can “past performance “ be measured? Which contracts will be looked at? Who will review them? How long would it take to review the past performance of a construction contractor? Does the review take place before, during or after the tender issues? What objective criteria would apply? Meehole!
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