Covid-19’s impact on market may not be clear until third quarter, notes review

Buyers and sellers are wondering whether to proceed or defer plans

Sales decline 7.2% in Dublin as worst first-quarter figures are recorded since 2017

There were 12,170 agreed sales in the first three months of the year, survey shows

DNG and Sherry FitzGerald among the agencies to move completely online

Biggest slowdown in sales were in Dublin 6 and Dublin 13, down 22,3% and down 30.1% respectively

Report by MyHome.ie highlights significant pick-up in activity in commuter-belt counties

Income to house-price ratio declines for first time since 2012, to 6.8 times average salary

MyHome.ie reports the annual rate of asking price inflation has now flattened to 0.3%

Rise in supply and impact of Central Bank rules drive buyers from capital

With the economic barometer dropping across the channel and fairer times here, more are now on a flight path home

Good news for homebuyers as asking prices twice as likely to fall than rise

Latest myhome.ie barometer suggests prices in Dublin are now falling year on year

Urbanisation trend continues, with almost 60 per cent of house sales in Leinster in 2018

MyHome report adds that Central Bank’s lending rules are also affecting prices

Biggest increases seen in Dublin 9 (up 42%) Dublin 22 (up 27%) and Dublin 10 (up 22%)

Most say Government is not doing enough to address housing crisis, finds MyHome.ie

Asking prices drop 2.5% as new Central Bank mortgage rules start to take effect

Value of sales across State grew by almost 20% compared with same period last year

Price growth strongest in cheaper parts of Dublin and for cheaper property types