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Residential investment property report: Q3 2009

  • Posted by Karl Deeter on 25 November 2009 - Leave a Comment - Printer Friendly Version
  • We are pleased to bring you the winter edition of our Residential Property Investor report for 2009.

    (Click on the picture to the left to download it)

    This time we teamed up with our friends at propertyweek.ie and MyHat.ie as well as with Frank Quinn who is a lecturer in Property Valuations in Senior College Dun Laoghaire to bring you what we feel is a very comprehensive overview of the Irish investment property market.

    We used four different methodologies to look at valuations, discounted cash-flows, the investor method of property valuations, and then two unique versions that look at the performance of a property versus bank deposits factoring taxation in both leveraged and un-leveraged examples.

    We have published the analysis element of what we have done and welcome any critique readers may have, we accept that every variance and eventuality can never be fully covered, having said that, we have attempted to give a very genuine snapshot of what the market environment would need to look like in order for property to become a meaningful performing investment again.

    It is our belief that in order for investors to return to the market that property has to stack up again in terms of risk/reward and yields which outperform risk free benchmarks.

    2 Responses to “Residential investment property report: Q3 2009”

    1. residential investment propert report - Politics.ie Says:

      [...] investment propert report click here for the investor property report This is the report on investment property as mentioned in the Indo today. __________________ To [...]

    2. McWilliams vs Murgatroyd « Coldwell Banker Estates Says:

      [...] Today there are two very different opinions on the property outlook in Ireland from two very different commentators, first up is David McWilliams who wrote a piece in today’s Independent, where he says the nation is a ‘Bankocracy‘ and that property prices have much further to fall – to the tune of a further 45% according to his figures (saying that current avg. prices are €250k and they should be c. €135k). He implores people to look at the fundamentals of the market and price via yields [disclosure: we support his valuation approach, it was the basis of our investor reports]. [...]

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