House prices in Dublin up to 14 times the average salary

Central Bank rules mean people can't borrow more than three and a half times their salary.

House prices in Dublin up to 14 times the average salary
Sat, 13 Apr, 2019 - 15:00
Digital Desk staff

CSO data released this week shows home prices in Dublin are now between nine and 14 times the average salary.

Houses and apartments in the capital have risen over 92% since their low point in the property crash.

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