House prices climbing but inflation cooling off

House prices are now 59% higher than at the lowest point of the economic crash.

House prices climbing but inflation cooling off
Mon, 01 Apr, 2019 - 08:05
Kevin O’Neill

House prices are now 59% higher than at the lowest point of the economic crash.

The latest house price survey released by property website Daft.ie shows prices are continuing to climb, though inflation is cooling in some parts of the country as supply begins to increase.

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