Government offers 'confusion rather than clarity' on housing targets as prices continue to surge, report says

Government offers 'confusion rather than clarity' on housing targets as prices continue to surge, report says

House prices are up 9.2% in Cork, and 11.2% in Waterford.

House prices have surged to the highest level in eight years, as Government policy offers “confusion rather than clarity” on how Ireland can build the homes it needs, a damning new report has said.

The latest Daft.ie house price report found the typical listed price for a home in the first three months of this year was €346,048, more than 11% higher than the same period last year, and 35% higher than at the start of the pandemic.

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