US housing is 25% less than in Ireland

THE price of the average home in the US is 25% cheaper than Ireland figures released on both sides of the Atlantic yesterday reveal.

US housing is 25% less than in Ireland
Wed, 27 Nov, 2002 - 00:00
Conor Keane

The US is in the midst of housing boom and prices have rocketed by 9.8% this year the largest year-on-year rise in the country since 1987.

In Ireland we don’t do things by half any more, our housing boom is bigger.

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