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Ireland Property Prices Cool to 20-Month Low Ireland’s residential property prices rose 7.3% YoY in Oct 2025, the slowest pace since Feb 2024, signaling cooling momentum in the housing market. 🔹 Houses: growth eased to 7.3% 🔹 Apartments: edged up to 7.4% 🔹 Dublin: prices up 5.4% YoY 🔹 Outside Dublin: growth softened to 8.9% On a monthly basis, prices rose just 0.6%, a five-month low. The market is still growing, but clearly losing speed. #market# #update# #Economy# #DataReport# #investment#

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