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Pic: KE Henderson @henderso1

Pic: KE Henderson @henderso1
n news that will come as no surprise to people around here, Wicklow is
now the most expensive address in Ireland.
The median or middle price paid for a home in Wicklow in the second quarter of this year was €425,000 compared to €424,000 in Dublin. Next on the most expensive address list were Kildare (€390,000), Meath (€355,000) and Cork (€306,000).
Others experiencing a downturn in house prices were Ranelagh, Rathmines and Rathgar, which saw median prices fall by almost 28%.
It would appear more and more people are moving up the country, with rural homes once again experience a price growth, rising by 16.7% year-on-year, with the median price of a home up 12.1%.
The report also noted that there were 13,378 homes sold in the second quarter of 2023, 4.8% less than last year.
2 comments
Perhaps we are being overcharged?
The “tech start-up Geowox” survey should try to do a little more digging. Average house prices may have fallen, but that is as a result of more 2-3 bed homes coming on the market. Like-for-like pricing (prices for similar houses in the similar locations) has not declined 15% and continues to grow. 3-bed semi-D in Archers Wood, for example > €500k