u/Glittering-Use8274

Who you think is the winner of US vs Iran war, specially when both sides are claiming victories have taken massive losses?

I am an immigrant recently moved to Ireland, but my experience in Ireland is kinda mix, some people are really nice but I feel Irish girls are little off for foreigners or maybe I am yet to crack the code?
Am I the only one who is experiencing it or there is a hack about Ireland that I am yet to learn?
Any dating advice guys? And where to find the most friendly crowd?

I’ve seen how severe the housing crisis in Ireland has been. People were literally camping overnight just to secure a new-build home, and new developments used to attract massive turnouts for viewings.

But now I’m noticing something different. A lot of new projects remain unsold, and the same units are staying on the market for weeks or even months. On top of that, I spoke to an estate agent today who told me they are now organising viewings for a new-build development in a prime location in Dublin 18.

If that wasn’t enough, for the first time in months I received an email about a development in Dublin 18 offering two-bedroom apartments for around €500k, which would have been highly unlikely just a few months ago.

My gut feeling is that the housing market is starting to slow down. Do you think we’re likely to see interest rate cuts, better incentives, or bigger offers for new-home buyers?

Any insights into what’s driving this shift? And what’s going to happen?