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Decade after bubble burst, Ireland faces new housing crisis
Sales prices are now up 47 per cent since 2013, while rents are going up by double-digit figures each year
Published Sun, Oct 15, 2017 · 09:50 PM
Dublin
TEN years after Ireland's property bubble burst, the economy is recovering from the ravages of a deep recession but a housing crisis remains, due to a supply shortage and spiralling prices.
Sales prices have increased by 47 per cent since 2013, when they hit rock bottom, while rents are going up by double-digits each year.
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