House prices continue to settle but gap widens between new and second-hand house prices

House prices continue to settle but gap widens between new and second-hand house prices

The latest Residential Property Price Index by the Central Statistics Office shows that prices are still rising at a faster rate outside of Dublin (up 4.4%) than in the capital (up 0.9%). File photo

House prices in Ireland continue to stabilise, new figures suggest, with the national index rising by 2.9% in the 12 months to November 2023.

The latest Residential Property Price Index by the Central Statistics Office shows that prices are still rising at a faster rate outside of Dublin (up 4.4%) than in the capital (up 0.9%).

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