Property prices in Dublin drop in first quarter of 2019

It is according to the REA Average House Price Index for Quarter One.

Property prices in Dublin drop in first quarter of 2019
Mon, 25 Mar, 2019 - 15:51
Dan Buckley

The cost of an average three-bedroom semi has remained static nationwide since the start of the year while property prices in Dublin have fallen by an average of €7,500 over the same period.

The latest REA Average House Price Survey indicates that the strict Central Bank mortgage finance rules are beginning to affect the sale of average second-hand homes.

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