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Looking to Sell or Buy, Rent or Lease a property in Dungarvan or County Waterford, extending to Youghal and East Cork, if so, you are in the right place.County Waterford's leading Property Company can offer you the greatest selection in Residential houses, Apartments, Commercial, Pubs, Restaurants, Retail, Industrial, Warehousing, Farms For Sale, Lease or Rent in West Waterford, and East Cork, today.
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Working in property since 1938.
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| (31 March 2014) |
| Property prices rising at the fastest pace in seven years |
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PROPERTY prices rose last month at the fastest pace in almost seven years. The latest figures from the Central Statistics Office show that prices jumped by 8.1pc in the year to February. It was the ninth month in a row that prices rose across the country when compared with last year. A strong rise in property values outside Dublin compensated for a small fall in Dublin. Prices outside the capital were up 4.2pc in February compared with the same month last year, the second month in a row that prices rose when compared with the same month a year previously. In Dublin, prices fell by 0.6pc in the month, but were 13.3pc higher in February when compared with the same month last year, the CSO said. It was the second monthly fall for Dublin prices, and is despite estate agents saying there is a chronic shortage of properties for sale in the capital and its surroundings. Rising prices are good news for existing homeowners as around half of those with a mortgage are in negative equity, where the value of their home loans is greater than the value of their properties. But prospective first-time buyers are being priced out of the market by rising prices, particularly in urban areas. Economist with Goodbody Stockbrokers Dermot O'Leary said the national price rise in February was the strongest since June 2007. "While the recovery in the Dublin market has been established for some time, it is encouraging that a broader-based recovery is now in train across the country," he said. He said price rises appeared to have eased in the capital, but there were now signs of a pick-up in prices across the country. SHORTAGE But the shortage of homes for sale in Dublin will mean that prices will be pushed up in the coming year, Mr O'Leary said. The economist said in the past three months the number of sales was up 21pc, with growth in all but three counties, according to separate data from the Property Price Register. |
