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Lying on the edge of Europe facing out to the Atlantic Ocean is Ireland, one of Europe s tiniest countries and frequently referred to The Emerald Isle. Just in last years Economist Ireland was voted on as being the best spot to live globally, yes you read that right it said the world and not just Europe, one of the reasons for this is its friendly people as well as the small rural colorful towns and its fantastic cities.Combining increasing money with traditional values gives Ireland the conditions most likely to make its population happy, according to the Economist s standard of life assessment for 2004.

Ireland has a brilliant standing for being one of the greener countries in the EU compared to our neighbors in Europe.Already 60, 000 Americans have claimed a piece of Irish soil as their own, planning to retire in the Celtic gem and many of our European neighbours are following suit

Should you want to live in Ireland then dont expect prices will be rock bottom.Due to the amount of euros being circulated in the economy it will come as no shock that the price of property is so exorbitant.As a result property is very expensive.A recent IMF examination showed that Irish home prices are overvalued by 10-20%.

It s almost impossible to locate a home in Dublin, the city s capital for under 210, 000 and anything that becomes available for less tends to be the size of a sardine can or in typically undesirable locations.Move out to the suburbs and you can expect to pay anything up to 600, 000 six hundred thousand for a standard Your mortgage firm will love you when you tell them you want to spend money on a house worth 800, 000 euro.Buying an old home from between the eighteen forties and nineteen forties in Dublin and you can forecast to pay anything between 730, 000 and 1.55 million.If you feel you have more to spend and can afford it then there is no shortage of house for more than 1.4 in Irelands main city.If you are flash with the cash and need a bigger house then look at buying a house for a minimum of 1.6 million.If you are lucky you will only spend four hundred thousand for a newly built house.

Papers scream headlines saying interest rate rises will send people into a downward spiral and that the world is coming to an end however the market is still growing.There are two camps of thought, one which claims that Ireland will go the way of countries in Asia where they experienced massive growth for 10 years then saw huge collapses which have still to see the economy coming out of a recession.

For the time being the growth curve for the irish property market is on the up and shows no sign of relenting.Investors and people who are looking to climb the property ladder will have to become more diligent in their research to ensure that they get exceptional value for money.While rental returns have fallen to less than 3 %, Ireland has experienced the biggest property price increase in the European Union, with a 187% increase over the period between 1997 and 2004.Whether rental yields recover or not, entrepreneurs find fantastic returns in capital appreciation alone.

It could well be the case that the good times are coming to an end when in the 1980s you could pick up some great deals in irish property.I am not saying that there are no good deals left, actually the opposite is true, it is just that you may find yourself having to unravel the hidden little gems.

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