House prices expected to have grown 9%

HOUSE prices are expected to have grown 9% this year.

Fri, 23 Dec, 2005 - 00:00

Niamh Hennessy

They grew 8.6% last year.

The average price of a house in Dublin in November was over €365,000, compared with just over €237,000 for the rest of the country. First-time buyers, meanwhile, are now paying almost €250,000 to get on the property ladder.

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