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Here’s Where Residential Property Was Sold Around Tralee In January

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THE most up to date statistics from the Residential Property Price Register shows that there were 16 property sales in the Tralee area in January with transactions fetching a total of €3,618,000.

The property that sold for the most money in one transaction in the Tralee environs in January was for a house in Leith East for €470,000. The property which fetched the highest price in the county in January was for a house in Ballinskelligs for €725,000.

In all, the latest figures show there were 84 residential properties sold in Kerry in January. Here’s where and for how much the properties in the Tralee area were sold (highest price first)…

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• €470,000 LEITH EAST, TRALEE,

• €381,000 BALLYROE, TRALEE

• €352,000 31 PAIRC NA DUN, TRALEE

• €295,000 8 CEDAR COURT, ASHLEIGH DOWNS, TRALEE

• €265,000 5 BLACKROCK, TRALEE

• €250,000 1 WOODVIEW, MOYDERWELL, TRALEE

• €230,000 ANNAGH, BLENERVILLE, TRALEE

• €222,000 GLENVIEW, RATHASS, TRALEE

• €215,000 4 ROE COURT, TRALEE

• €195,000 94 CAHERANNE VILLAGE, BALLYVELLY,

• €180,000 CLASHEDMOND, BALLYSEEDY

• €165,000 23 GORT NA GREINE, CROOGORT, TRALEE

• €140,000 18 AN SEAN MHUILEANN, NORTH CIRCULAR RD

• €110,000** 1249 RAILWAY TERRACE, TRALEE

• €100,000 LASSINAGH, SPA, TRALEE

• €48,000** 7B CLONMORE GROVE, BALLYMULLEN, TRALEE

** Denotes not full market price

For a full list of properties sold in Kerry in January, click here

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One thought on “Here’s Where Residential Property Was Sold Around Tralee In January”

  1. Understanding the cycle of investor emotions:

    Stage one: Reluctance
    Stage two: Optimism, excitement and (irrational) exuberance
    Stage three: Denial, fear, desperation and panic
    Stage four: Capitulation, despondency, depression, apathy, indifference…and reluctance again

    LOL, where are we?
    Remember, what goes up!
    P.S. supply and demand chances very fast, but it’s hard to turn bricks and mortar into cash fast. How long does it take to sell a house from the sign going up till cash in hand.
    Ever notice how a house sell for 180,000 then the next becomes 200,000, you would think prices are plucked out of air? Until it goes in reverse.
    Cash is king in a recession, end of story – hard to emigrate with a house, not with cash, that’s the truth.

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