The CSO's residential property price index is now back to the level seen in April 2007. Photograph: Frank MillerResidential property prices rose 14.1 per cent in the year to the end of June, with prices in Dublin rising 11.8 per cent and prices outside Dublin up 16 per cent, according to new figures from the CSO.
The statistics agency said the value of its residential property price index in June equalled the level recorded at the peak of the property boom in April 2007.
There's a load of government TDs who are secretly happy
Wages however are significantly above levels at that previous peak
A careful plan executed perfectly by FFG.
When this “boom” ends will fiannafailparty FineGael greenparty_ie be asking the public to once again bailout AIBIreland bankofireland etc & builders as people default on overpriced mortgages? How are people to eat, accommodate & heat themselves with GreedCrisis GlobalGreed
I wonder what happened after the height of the boom
i blame middle age liberals that dictate policy in this country, they constantly refuse to discuss a cap on immigration
All part of the plan.
FAKE NEWS. Prices dropping in most major countries USA, Canada, NZ, UK, Australia
Huh, anything happen after that 'height of the economic boom'?
Time to sell...
The difference being they were building like mad in those days