Irish house prices.
Series: Irish Times ; 22 July 1999, 18(1)Publication details: 1999Subject(s): Summary: The Irish Permanent house price index shows that the average price for a new home has risen by 70% in the last three years from £60,855 to £105,061. However it suggests that the rate of increase is stabilising.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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| WB3528-32 Go house hunting online. | WB3528-33 Labour U-turn over gazumping. | WB3528-35 Forcing homes out of town. | WB3528-36 Irish house prices. | WB3528-37 Mortgage regulation. | WB3528-38 Landlords' safety net. | WB3528-39 Surge in house prices. |
The Irish Permanent house price index shows that the average price for a new home has risen by 70% in the last three years from £60,855 to £105,061. However it suggests that the rate of increase is stabilising.