Survey shows consumer confidence in property

Consumer confidence in the property market is high, according to a survey conducted by the Government’s Economic and Social Research Institute and the mortgage firm IIB Homeloans.

Survey shows consumer confidence in property

Consumer confidence in the property market is high, according to a survey conducted by the Government’s Economic and Social Research Institute and the mortgage firm IIB Homeloans.

Almost three-quarters of respondents said they expected house prices to increase in the coming year, with only 6% predicting a fall in prices.

Most respondents also said they expected house prices to rise by around 5%-a-year in the coming five years.

Elsewhere, one-in-eight said they were thinking of buying a house or apartment in the coming two years, with two-thirds of these saying the property would be for investment purposes.

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