Demand for property is holding up, despite interest rate increases, and an ongoing supply shortage is supporting prices, the latest House Price Report from property listings website, daft.ie suggests.
The report captured a 1.1% increase in asking prices for properties in the three months to September compared to the prior three month period.
It captured prices in the capital continuing to fall on an annual basis, but month on month, Dublin prices increased for the second month in a row in July. However, it was the lowest rate of inflation captured in this series since prices started to rebound in late 2020.
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