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Dublin increasingly less attractive to real estate investors

Dublin has become a considerably less attractive place for real estate investment, according to a new study.

The Irish capital has been ranked in 12th position out of 31 European cities in terms of prospects, down from 3rd place a year ago.

Joanne Kelly, real estate leader at PwC Ireland, which together with the Urban Land Institute compiled the figures, said there had been a softening of sentiment in the Dublin market primarily due transport infrastructure problems. In addition, the housing crisis, and the potential negative impact of a disorderly Brexit, were cited as factors making the city less attractive to investors.

Read the full details in the Irish Times

https://www.irishtimes.com/business/commercial-property/dublin-increasingly-less-attractive-to-real-estate-investors-1.4081934

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