Deutsche Bank’s investment arm snaps up Dublin homes originally aimed at individual buyers

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13 comments
  1. Why is there not some sort of grant for builders that they only get if the house goes to a first buyer

  2. This is the same place that the Business POst previously said was bought by a UK fund.

  3. Guess that stamp duty deterrent is really working.

  4. The same Deutsche Bank that had to pay out millions for helping Epstein.

  5. I wonder if the state will pay them to house people. Weaponising your tax.

  6. Why wouldn’t they? There is massive shortage of housing so rents can be kept high, the Irish government policies are aimed at ensuring house prices don’t drop. From investment standpoint it is an no brainier. The property developer gets a very quick sale. It is those who are hoping to buy who are getting screwed. The government is getting extra stamp duty.

    The government and local authorities might want to consider increasing the supply of housing to you know force rents to come down. But more so both of them need to start making long term decisions and plans about what to do our cities, all our cities are too small population wise and Dublin is a sprawling mess.

  7. Out of interest, are our private pension investments in conjunction with our super lax policies driving this?

  8. Jokes on them, I’m never paying back that 10g loan I took out in Berlin 4 years ago. Suckers.

  9. They’re doing with housing what they want(ed) to do with water.

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