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buying an appartment in limerick city

buster parnel · 2022-11-04 11:18:41

thinking of buying an apartment was looking at steamboat key is this still considered a rough area or has it improved in the last few years as there is a lot of businesses operating there now thanks in advance for any replies

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buster parnel

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thinking of buying an apartment was looking at steamboat key is this still considered a rough area or has it improved in the last few years as there is a lot of businesses operating there now
thanks in advance for any replies

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#2 06-11-2022 12:56am

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No, it would not be considered rough or dangerous compared to other parts of Limerick city centre. Property there is relatively cheap both to buy and rent. There are a number of apartment complexes some slightly more desirable than others. Large immigrant population. Some small businesses and medical practices at street level all overshadowed by the multi-storey Clayton Hotel.
It's a cold area generally with a chilly breeze usually blowing off the river. Quite noisy as well given it's proximity to Limerick Docks.

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#3 07-11-2022 11:11am

buster parnel

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thanks chicorpy for replying makes it much clearer now

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