Census 2016: Home ownership in decline and rent prices on the increase

Home ownership is in decline, rent prices are increasing and there are less vacant properties in Ireland.

Census 2016: Home ownership in decline and rent prices on the increase
Thu, 20 Apr, 2017 - 11:37

Home ownership is in decline, rent prices are increasing and there are less vacant properties in Ireland.

Two million, three thousand, six hundred and forty-five houses and apartments were counted in Census 2016.

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