Homes for sale ‘stuck’ at alarmingly low levels as Irish house prices rise again

Homes for sale ‘stuck’ at alarmingly low levels as Irish house prices rise again

Ireland needs 60,000 new homes a year every year for decades to address the housing deficit, according to Daft.ie.

The number of homes hitting the market to buy is “stuck” at an alarmingly low level, and supply needs to be doubled to meet demand, a new analysis has found.

The average list price for homes in Ireland rose by 5.5% on average in 2025, with the cost of a typical three-bed semi standing at €423,000 at the end of the year.

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