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Findings from the latest report from MyHome.ie

House prices looked a bit fragile this time last year - certainly when compared to the soaring sales from 2022.  But it appears as if they may have stabilised and even went up in the final quarter of 2023 - according to the latest report from MyHome.ie.  It found that the rising number of households earning more than €100,000 acted as a strong tail wind for the housing market.  In fact there has been a 50% rise in those types of wealthy households since 2021.  Speaking to Joe this morning was Conall MacCoille the Chief Economist with Bank of Ireland and the author of the MyHome.ie .

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06.45 8 Jan 2024


Findings from the latest report from MyHome.ie



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06.45 8 Jan 2024


House prices looked a bit fragile this time last year - certainly when compared to the soaring sales from 2022.  But it appears as if they may have stabilised and even went up in the final quarter of 2023 - according to the latest report from MyHome.ie.  It found that the rising number of households earning more than €100,000 acted as a strong tail wind for the housing market.  In fact there has been a 50% rise in those types of wealthy households since 2021. 

Speaking to Joe this morning was Conall MacCoille the Chief Economist with Bank of Ireland and the author of the MyHome.ie .


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