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18 Oct '26 |
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MyHome.ie: Irish house price inflation slows as affordability constraints bite
“The rate of asking price inflation continues to slow, the number of properties for sale on MyHome is rising, and homebuilding has picked up,” Bank of Ireland chief economist Conall MacCoille said - Subscribe |
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18 Oct '26 |
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CSO: Property price inflation slows to three-year low of 5.1% as market cools
Sorcha Timoney, NFP Ireland: “Despite the cooling in the housing market, national house prices are still 28.2 per cent above the peak of the Celtic Tiger years, meaning that for many people, house p - Subscribe |
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16 Oct '26 |
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The CSO, MyHome or Daft: who’s right on house prices?
Because they are based on asking prices, the MyHome and Daft reports provide more of an instant snapshot of which way the market is turning.
The CSO estimates the average price paid for a property - Subscribe |
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06 Sep '26 |
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Irish house prices overvalued by 17% ‘with middle-income households hit hardest’
The report estimated where house prices should be on the basis of economic fundamentals such as income, interest rates and demographics, concluding they are overvalued by 17 per cent. - Subscribe |
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20 Aug '26 |
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CSO: Irish house price growth falls to two-year low as market cools
The latest CSO Residential Property Price Index indicated that prices nationally rose at an annualised rate of 5.6 per cent in June, down from 6.1 per cent in May; while Dublin rose at annual rate of - Subscribe |
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01 Aug '26 |
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Upgrading a home’s Ber rating can add €67,000 to asking price, new Central Bank research indicates
In a report assessing the so-called energy efficiency premium, researchers found that a single grade increase in the property’s Ber rating was associated with a listed price increase of 1.6 per cent - Subscribe |
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01 Aug '26 |
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Business First-time buyers with two incomes still priced out of market, SCSI study finds
Emer Byrne, vice-president of the SCSI: “The pattern agents are seeing is a persistent divergence between income growth and property values, as the marginal gains in purchasing power are offset by p - Subscribe |
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01 Aug '26 |
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Lioncor sell 176-unit apartment scheme at the Irish Glass Bottle site to CHI at an average cost per apartment of €466,748
A new entry on the Residential Property Price Register says that the €82.14 million deal went through on July 22nd. The scheme is made up of 12 studios, 43 one-bed apartments, 95 two-bed apartments - Subscribe |
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19 Feb '26 |
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CSO: Price of typical home up by more than €100,000 in last four years, with median price now at €387,000
Austin Hughes: “Property prices continued to rise strongly, even though purchases of new homes increased by 19pc in 2025. A slight drop in sales of existing homes highlights how hard it is to find p - Subscribe |
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06 Feb '26 |
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SCSI study: Homes in commuter counties still out of reach of middle-earning first-time buyers
“in the long term, the only way to moderate and gradually lower the affordability gap is by ramping up the supply of new homes while doing everything possible to drive down the delivery costs of new - Subscribe |
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19 Nov '25 |
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CSO: House price inflation at 7.6% in September as supply pressures continue to fuel demand
Property price inflation has hovered between 7 and 8 per cent for most of the year, down from the double-digit growth in prices seen last year. However, the headline rate is still ahead of average wag - Subscribe |
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16 Oct '25 |
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House price growth slows nationally but surges along M6 and M7 motorway corridors
Nationally, house prices are now 21.9pc above the property boom record, with by fare the biggest increases outside Dublin. Prices outside Dublin are almost 25pc above their Celtic Tiger peak and are s - Subscribe |
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10 Oct '25 |
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Average house prices in Ireland now eight times higher than earnings - MyHome.ie
The average price of a home in Ireland is eight times higher than the average income, a report from property website MyHome.ie has said. The housing affordability gap is now at its widest since the 20 - Subscribe |
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03 Oct '25 |
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Irish house prices continue to rise, driven by a shortage of homes for sale, says Sherry FitzGerald chief
Home prices are being driven up by the “sustained shortage of available housing” in Ireland, Marian Finnegan, the chief executive of the Sherry Fitzgerald Group said.
Research by the agency fou - Subscribe |
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03 Oct '25 |
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Irish house price inflation eases in third quarter, Daft says
The average asking price for Irish homes rose at an annual rate of 5.9 per cent in the third quarter, representing a slowdown from the 7.5 per cent rate of inflation seen at the start of the year, acc - Subscribe |
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22 Sep '25 |
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Mark Keenan: Rent controls simply don’t work, they just cause more problems
Rent controls don’t work. They just don’t. Historically they didn’t work in the former Soviet Union and they didn’t work in New York nor in San Francisco.
They’re not working in Ireland eit - Subscribe |
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17 Sep '25 |
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Irish house price inflation eases slightly to 7.5% as average cost hits €422,400
The CSO Residential Property Price Index for July indicated prices in Dublin increased at an annual rate of 6 per cent while prices outside the capital were up by 8.7 per cent year-on-year. - Subscribe |
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02 Sep '25 |
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27 The Nicholson at Lansdowne Place in Ballsbridge sells for record-breaking €7.2m
The record for the most valuable transaction in the Irish apartment market until now had been held by another penthouse at Lansdowne Place, 24 The Burbidge, which sold for €7 million in autumn 2023. - Subscribe |
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24 Aug '25 |
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Latest Irish house price data: depressingly predictable
The headline rate is almost twice the rate at which wages are growing, attesting to the squeeze on would-be buyers, but it’s something we’ve nearly come to expect. “Second-hand price inflation h - Subscribe |
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24 Aug '25 |
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How tech workers earning six-figure salaries are changing the Dublin housing market
“This is a very broad statement,” says Miriam Finn, a Dublin-based estate agent-turned-buyers’ agent who helps house-hunters find properties, “but tech workers are probably one of the only typ - Subscribe |
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