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THE most up to date statistics from the Residential Property Price Register shows that there were 24 property sales in the Tralee area in August with transactions fetching a total of €7,198,755.
The property that sold for the most money in one transaction in the Tralee environs in August was for The Mountain Lodge and Cottages in Annagh for €1,680,000.
In all, the latest figures show there were 109 residential properties sold in Kerry in August. Here’s where and for how much the properties in the Tralee area were sold (highest price first)…
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• €1,680,000 THE MOUNTAIN LODGE & COTTAGES, ANNAGH, TRALEE
• €546,255 8 An Caireal, Mounthawk, Tralee,
• €335,000 4 THE KERRIES, BALLYRICKARD, TRALEE
• €355,000 10 CLOONANORIG, TRALEE,
• €330,000 2 RACECOURSE RD, TRALEE,
• €321,000 12 THE OAKS, OAKVIEW, TRALEE
• €285,000 BALLINTOBEENIG, LEITH EAST, TRALEE,
• €270,000 SKEHANAGH CROSS, TRALEE,
€248,000 27 DERRYLEA, OAKPARK, TRALEE
• €245,000 APARTMENT 1 SECOND FLOOR, 4 CLONMORE VILLAS, TRALEE
• €238,000 18 CASTLEMORRIS ORCHAR, TRALEE,
• €230,000 50 SUNDAYS WELL, LISLOOSE, TRALEE
• €230,000 38 LEE DR, BALLINORIG, TRALEE,
• €215,000 19 FAIRWAY HEIGHTS, THE KERRYS, TRALEE
• €215,000 46 CAHERANNE VILLAGE, BALLYVELLY, TRALEE
• €206,000 DUN MHUIRE, KILLERISK, TRALEE
• €180,000 36 PEMBROKE SQ, TRALEE,
• €175,000 40 DEERPARK, MANOR WEST, TRALEE
• €172,500 65 KILLEEN WOOD, TRALEE,
• €160,000 86 LEE DRIVE, BALLINORIG, TRALEE
• €152,000 25 MOUNTAIN CLOSE, BALLOONAGH ESTATE, TRALEE
• €150,000 76 ST JOHNS PARK, TRALEE,
• €145,000 79 ST BRENDAN’S PARK, TRALEE,
• €135,000 8 OLD GOLF LINKS RD, CLOUNALOUR, OAKPARK
** Denotes not full market price
For a full list of properties sold in Kerry in August, click here
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It’s all about supply and demand. But, not in the way they commonly say!
The common perception is of supply and demand of units.
However, the greater consideration is of supply and demand of debt, banks and borrowers!
The party has been kept going due to the central bank rising ration of borrowing to earnings ration and the government bating first time buyers with grants.
But, was this necessary, adding this inflation in the peak season for the property market and still it only went up 4 percent?
Winter is coming for the markets and October is historically a crash month, so if a recession is not outright by the end of the month it will be the end of the year.
Ireland is a global economy, well that’s what the government said in 2007.
Same old story, the Irish keep the musical chars music going till the better end.