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Explore the housing crash that started in the early 70s, as house prices soared due to more people in Ireland, changing demographics, and high mortgage loans, leading to a market collapse. Discover the economic implications, bankruptcy risks, and ongoing challenges in reviving the Irish economy post-crash.
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Paige Daugherty The housing crash
Starting in the early 70’s • The prices of houses increased steadily around the world for years
Causes • More people in Ireland • More younger people • Fewer people in each household
Soon though the prices got too high • People couldn’t afford them • Mortgage loans got to high • This lead to the crash
Economy • People could not afford houses or loans • Bankruptcy • House prices fell
Today • Ireland is having a hard time reviving the economy from the housing market crash