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First-time house buyers are worse off than a year ago

A new report by daftmortgages.ie has found that first-time house buyers have 9% less spending power now compared to this time last year. The typical mortgage seeker now has 15% less savings than this time last year and as a result buyers and home...

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07.30 26 Jul 2022


First-time house buyers are worse off than a year ago


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07.30 26 Jul 2022


A new report by daftmortgages.ie has found that first-time house buyers have 9% less spending power now compared to this time last year.

The typical mortgage seeker now has 15% less savings than this time last year and as a result buyers and home movers have reduced their expectations for the amount they will spend on a home.

For more on this we spoke to Paul Monahan, General Manager at Daft Mortgages


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