Lisney recorded a greater number of sales than normal falling through in 2021 because vendors often backed out of deals because they were unable to source an onward purchase for themselves. Picture: Getty
The cost of a second-hand home in Dublin is forecast to rise by at least 6 per cent in 2022, according to Lisney, the estate agency. The further rise in home prices has come as the agency estimated that second-hand home prices increased by 12.5 per cent in 2021. A new Lisney outlook report for 2022 said the continued inflation in home prices is linked to limited purchase options as a result of “extremely low supply” of second hand...