Eurozone ‘shows recovery signs’
However, the European Commission quarterly review, released in Brussels yesterday, underlined the dangers of a collapse in the housing market in a number of countries, including Ireland.
Property prices increased by 14.2% in Ireland last year which was second only to Spain at 17.4%. The report warned that household debt had increased mainly to fund house purchases, but added there were signs of a deceleration in house prices in Ireland over the past few months.
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