GROWING DISPARITY IN property prices between Dublin and the rest of the country were revealed today in a report by MyHome.ie, which showed prices in the capital are now almost a third higher on average than elsewhere.

Supply concerns in Dublin are driving price increases, with the average asking price in the area now standing at €241,000. Low levels of house building and planning permission being granted for apartments are exacerbating the disparity.

We’d like to know what you think: should more high-rise properties be built in the capital to address the supply problem?

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No (2856)

Yes (1123)

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Poll: Should more high-rise properties be built in Dublin to address the supply problem?

Poll Results:

Read: Mind the gap: Dublin house prices almost a third higher than the rest of the country

Making a difference

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