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02/01/2013
Government Advised To Plan For New Housing Builds
Following encouraging signs the property prices have stopped falling the government has been advised to start planning for the building of new homes.
According to a report published by Daft.ie property prices in Dublin and other urban areas have stabilised.
Currently Dublin has fewer properties for sale than at any point since February 2007, when the market first started crashing.
Stable prices and emerging shortages of family-type homes in Dublin, its suburban surroundings, and other populous areas, mean now is the time to plan for constructing homes again, the report says.
(H/GK)
According to a report published by Daft.ie property prices in Dublin and other urban areas have stabilised.
Currently Dublin has fewer properties for sale than at any point since February 2007, when the market first started crashing.
Stable prices and emerging shortages of family-type homes in Dublin, its suburban surroundings, and other populous areas, mean now is the time to plan for constructing homes again, the report says.
(H/GK)
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In the year to June, residential property prices at a national level, fell by 14.4%, according to the Central Statistics Office (CSO). This compares with an annual rate of decline of 15.3% in May and a decline of 12.9% recorded in the twelve months to June 2011. In Dublin residential property prices fell by 1% in June and were 16.
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