Bank of Ireland flags 5% annual rise in Irish home asking prices in Q2 2026 MyHome report
- Bank of Ireland-backed MyHome Q2 2026 report showed annual asking price inflation rose to 5% nationwide, despite stretched affordability signals.
- Median asking prices hit EUR 395,000 nationally; EUR 495,000 in Dublin; EUR 350,000 outside Dublin.
- May-June deals settled 7%-8% above asking prices, pointing to continued buyer competition.
- Liquidity in existing homes fell to 2% of Ireland’s 2.2 million housing stock, the weakest since 2014.
- Bank flagged upside risk to its prior 4% 2026 house price growth forecast; completions could reach 40,000.
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