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Average New Build Home Price in Galway Hits €420,000 – Urgent Update

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UPDATE: The average price of a newly built home in Galway has surged to €420,000, according to the latest report from Daft.ie, released just today. This figure places Galway below the national average of €435,000 for new builds, which has climbed nearly 9 percent over the past year.

In a startling development, the cost of a one-bedroom apartment in Galway City has skyrocketed by almost 20 percent, now priced at €288,000. These increases reflect the pressing demand for housing in the region, intensifying the urgency for potential homebuyers.

While national house prices are on the rise, the report indicates that inflation is beginning to ease as housing supplies stabilize. However, Professor Ronan Lyons, the report’s author, emphasizes a slight uptick in the availability of second-hand homes for sale, hinting at potential changes in the housing market dynamics.

This news is critical for anyone considering a move to Galway or looking to invest in property. The sharp rise in prices raises questions about affordability and accessibility for families and individuals seeking homes in the area.

As the housing market continues to evolve, stakeholders are advised to stay informed about future developments. With prices climbing, potential buyers should act swiftly to navigate this increasingly competitive landscape.

Stay tuned for more updates as we monitor the situation closely.

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