2 June 2023

~1 minutes read

Demand for housing up 9 percent in Galway

Share story:
Demand for housing up 9 percent in Galway

Galway Bay fm newsroom – Demand for housing in Galway is up by 9 percent when compared to this time last year.

That’s according to the latest figures from property website Daft.ie.

Nationally, demand is up by 17 percent when compared to May 2022.

The largest increase in demand is Dublin at 34 percent, followed by 26 percent in Limerick and 13 percent in Cork.

Daft.ie Chief Commercial Officer, Adam Ferguson describes why there’s so much interest in new homes.

Share story:

Senator calls for immediate action from Minister on Renewable Energy

Fianna Fail Senator Lisa Chambers has called for immediate action to harness the potential of Ireland’s Atlantic winds regarding renewable energy. S...

Councillor welcomes news on refurbishment of Loughrea Town Hall

The announcement that contract documents have gone up on e-tenders for the refurbishment of Loughrea Town Hall has been welcomed by Councillor Jimmy McCle...

Galway County Council confirms that work has commenced on Headford Transport and Community Plan

Galway County Council have confirmed to Councillor Mary Hoade that Systra has now commenced work on the Headford Transport and Community plan. The plan wi...

10 month old Galway Baby is honoured at 2024 Water Babies Little Heroes Awards

A baby from Galway has been honoured at the 2024 Water Babies Little Heroes Awards Sorcha-Rós Nic an Rí who is 10 months old, was one of 14 honoured at ...