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Property values in Dublin expected to rise this year

Jan 14, 2024 08:33
By Shannonside News
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Property values in Dublin expected to rise this year

The report says listings in the capital are down 35 per cent and new buyers can't afford to purchase a "fixer-upper" with most savings previously spent on rent.

Property values in Dublin are expected to rise by an average of 2.7 per cent in 2024.
According to the Dublin Property Price Guide in today's Sunday Times, the most affordable three-bed homes are in Neilstown at 2 hundred and 65 thousand euro.

The report says listings in the capital are down 35 per cent and new buyers can't afford to purchase a "fixer-upper" with most savings previously spent on rent.
The paper's Deputy Features Editor, Róisín Healy, says supply is still the key problem:

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