House prices up outside Dublin but pace slows

House prices outside Dublin continue to rise, in some cases by double digits, but not as fast as expected.

House prices up outside Dublin but pace slows
Mon, 01 Jul, 2019 - 07:30
Jess Casey

House prices outside Dublin continue to rise, in some cases by double digits, but not as fast as expected.

In the second quarter, prices increased by 2.4% nationally compared to this time last year.

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