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"Ireland has changed a huge amount when it comes to housing."

The cost of buying a new home in Ireland has fallen by 1.2% in the past year, the first year-on-y...

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18.16 30 Dec 2019


"Ireland has changed a huge amount when it comes to housing."


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18.16 30 Dec 2019


The cost of buying a new home in Ireland has fallen by 1.2% in the past year, the first year-on-year price drop in seven years, according to a report from property site Daft.ie. 

The average price of a listed property on Daft.ie for quarter 4 of 2019 is now €250,766 – 1.2% lower than the same period in 2018. 

Dr. Lorcan Sirr Senior Lecturer in Housing at the Technological University Dublin joined Mark Cagney to drill further into the numbers. 


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