Cork city homes selling two weeks faster in last quarter

'We have found no evidence so far to suggest that the market has been severely affected by Covid-19'
Prices in Cork county rose by 1.6% this quarter to €178,750, and time to sell fell by six weeks across the county to nine weeks.

Prices in Cork county rose by 1.6% this quarter to €178,750, and time to sell fell by six weeks across the county to nine weeks.

The time taken to sell an average house in Cork city has fallen by two weeks in the past quarter, a national property survey has found.

The REA Average House Price Survey found that the average time taken to sell in the city fell over the past three months from 12 weeks to 10.

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