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Irish Property Market Faces Risks Amid Rising Prices

4/9/2025

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The Irish property market is at risk due to dependence on high-income multinational workers, as noted in a MyHome report.
House prices increased by 8.1% annually, with Dublin averaging €450,000 and the national median at €375,000.
A low supply of only 10,800 homes for sale in March 2025 continues to drive demand.
In the U.S., high-end homes are still sought after, with an average market time of 75 days.
Economic uncertainties, such as tariffs and climate risks, could impact high-end real estate investments.

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Story summary

The Irish property market is at risk due to dependence on high-income multinational workers, as noted in a MyHome report.
House prices increased by 8.1% annually, with Dublin averaging €450,000 and the national median at €375,000.
A low supply of only 10,800 homes for sale in March 2025 continues to drive demand.
In the U.S., high-end homes are still sought after, with an average market time of 75 days.
Economic uncertainties, such as tariffs and climate risks, could impact high-end real estate investments.