MyHome and Daft Quarterly Reports Q1 2022Two quarterly reports, one each from MyHome.ie (download report) and Daft.ie (download report), suggest asking prices accelerated again in the first quarter of 2022 as the stock of homes available for sale slumped to a new record low. MyHome said annual asking-price inflation was now running at 12.3%. This …
According to Daft.ie, the number of homes available to rent has fallen close to historic lows when rents have increased sharply. There were fewer than 1,400 to rent nationally at the beginning of February 2022 with just 712 available in Dublin, the lowest levels since Daft’s records began in 2006. This coincided with a sharp …
A significant lack of supply, coupled with a big increase in household savings, has seen property prices skyrocket over the past year. In June, MyHome.ie published the Property Price Report for Q2 2021 reporting an asking price inflation of 13%. Asking price inflation is the most reliable lead indicator for actual property prices, and predictably, …
Residential property prices in central Dublin will soar by a quarter to a median €476k by 2028, a comprehensive analysis of the housing market for Dublin City Council has found. The housing need and demand assessment (HNDA) by KPMG’s research consultancy said the average price of a home will increase from €437,868 to €575,251 between …
Dublin is the fifth busiest real estate market in Europe Dublin is the fifth busiest real estate market in Europe with more than €3bn invested between the end of last year and the third quarter of 2021, according to a new report by consultancy firm PwC and the Urban Land Institute, a US-based think tank. …
