New figures from Eurostat show Irish house prices rose by 4.1% between June and September [known as the third quarter] of last year. Estonia was the only country to have a higher increase than Ireland.
Over the same period, prices rose by 0.6% on average in the Euro area, and 0.7% on average in the EU.
Gulp.
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The statistical office of the European Union, Eurostat has released new figures this morning showing the annual and quarterly increases/decreases of house prices across Europe in the second quarter of 2013.
Ireland’s annual house prices increased by 1.2%. The second quarter of 2013, compared with that of 2012, saw house prices rise by 2.3%.
In comparison, annual house prices fell by 2.2% in the Euro area and, in the second quarter of 2013, compared with that of 2012, rose by 0.3% in the Euro area.
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