Property price rises are slowing across the state as supply increases, according to the latest Residential Property Price Index from the Central Statistics Office.

A new report has suggested some uncertainty around the property market in Dublin.

Property prices have fallen in Dublin for the first time in seven years but continue to rise outside the capital.

Property prices in Ireland has increased by 84.7% since early 2013 according to the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO).

Cianan Brennan Housebuyers are confident prices will begin to fall next year, with many believing the market has reached a tipping point.

Residential property prices are continuing to rise nationally but there has been a significant slowdown in the rate of increase in the last 12 months.

Residential property prices rose by 2% in the year to June compared to 2.6% in May, according to the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO).

The latest figures from the Central Statistics Office show that house prices have gone up by 3.1% in the 12 months up to April.

House price growth will slow across European cities, including in Ireland, while Brexit and the supply of affordable homes will play a big role here in the coming years, according to a major report from Fitch Ratings.

The mid-west saw the largest growth at 11.9%, while the smallest rise was recorded in the mid-east at 1.6%.

Trying to rebuild the Irish housing market post-crash, by relying on the private sector to provide accommodation as before is akin to not learning the lessons of the two recent Boeing 737 Max airplane crashes, not adapting accordingly, and repeating the mistakes and shortcomings all over again.

House prices close to Dart stations and Luas stops in Dublin are now €129,000 higher than average prices in the city, a new survey has found.

Property prices are growing in all markets in Cork county but the rates of inflation are varying widely.

Property prices are continuing to rise in Ireland but, according to the CSO's Residential Property Price Index, inflation is slowing.

The rate of growth of property prices nearly halved last year, according to the latest figures released by the Central Statistics Office.

The value of all residential property now stands at €450bn, a rise of €30bn since June, and represents a daily increase of €150m, the report found.

Economic activity is forecasted to "remain robust, but to ease gradually" next year.

Irish house prices will rise at the fastest rate in Europe for the next four years, even as the pace of increases slows from the double-digit rise of last year, S&P Global Ratings has forecast.

House prices in Dublin are 25% over-valued against income, according to a report by The Economist.

Wanting to live somewhere with a sea view could see you paying up to a third more for a house.

The long-anticipated sale by Nama of €300m in property portfolio loans, associated with a number of O’Callaghan Properties (OCP) assets in Cork, has been welcomed by the company itself as “very positive” and could bring fresh and further investor activity to the city.

The rate of house price increases is slowing down, according to the latest report from Daft.ie.

Gay neighbours are good for property values, the first research of its kind in Ireland suggests.

A retail investment on Cork’s St Patrick’s Street, close to where the city centre’s new tourist office is set to open shortly in a just-renovated building, is for sale with a €1.635 million price tag.

It's a tale of two cities, and two different stages of dockland development — almost six acres in Dublin for a whopping €110m, or €18m an acre, or 11.5 acres on Cork’s south docks, for over €8.5m, or €750,000 an acre.

Soaring house costs that push people further away from their places of work due to unaffordable property prices are causing a form of “involuntary social engineering”, according to a brokers’ body.

New figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) have shown that in the year to February, residential property prices have increased by 13%.

Ireland’s tallest residential tower, the Elysian in Cork City centre, has been sold for over €90m to global property investors Kennedy Wilson.

The Troika is set to publish its findings on the country's finances later this month.

Most individual wage earners in Ireland would not meet the criteria to apply for a mortgage for a one-bed apartment anywhere in Dublin, while a full-time minimum wage earner would have “little chance” of getting a mortgage for the same type of property in Cork, Galway, or Limerick cities.

The chief executive of the Douglas Newman Good (DNG) has contradicted economists who predict rising house prices.

The new HQ of international technology company, New Relic has been brought to the market by Savills at a guide price in excess of €25.5 million – reflecting a net initial yield of 5.26% and a capital value in the region of €825 per sq. ft.

The average price of a home is now €253,000, according to a new report.

Residential property prices rose by 12.3% nationally in the year to July, according to the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office.

Weak supply is boosting Irish property prices, according to a new report.

Like any good army, the Irish economy is marching back to full-bellied recovery on its stomach with up to a half-dozen new restaurants flooding into one section of Cork city alone. 

Westport House in Co Mayo has been bought by a local family who have pledged to retain all staff and spend €50m on developing the estate over the next five years.

New figures show residential property prices rose nationally by 7.1% in the year to October.

A long-time Fine Gael TD says he could not afford to buy a house if he was entering the property market for the first time due to strict Central Bank mortgage rules to prevent another crash.

Residential property prices rose by 8% in February when compared to the same month last year.

Average national residential property prices decreased by 0.5% in the month of November, official statistics have shown.

Rental prices continue to soar as the number of properties available hits an all-time low, according to the latest report from daft.ie.

The OECD is warning that a strong rise in Ireland's property prices recently may boost construction activity in the short-term, but risks a return to another property bubble.