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Irish home prices rose 5.9% annually in Q3 2025, with Dublin seeing slower growth due to higher rates and new builds.
Irish house prices rose at a slower pace in the third quarter of 2025, with national inflation easing to 5.9% annually, according to Daft.ie.
Dublin saw the weakest growth at 4.5%, below the national average, while Leinster outside Dublin and Connacht-Ulster outside Galway recorded higher increases of 7.2% and 8.7%.
Despite a slight 1% rise in second-hand home listings to 11,925 by September 1, availability remains well below pre-2019 levels, driven by a persistent housing shortage.
Experts attribute the slowdown in Dublin to increased new home construction and higher interest rates dampening demand for existing homes.
Prices remain 39% above pre-Covid levels and 10% below the Celtic Tiger peak.
Los precios de las viviendas irlandesas aumentaron un 5,9% anual en el tercer trimestre de 2025, con Dublín experimentando un crecimiento más lento debido a tasas más altas y nuevas construcciones.