26 August 2024

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Galway city and county sees higher than average rent inflation

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Galway city and county sees higher than average rent inflation

Rents in both Galway city and county are rising at a faster rate than the national average in the past year.

In Galway City, rents have risen by 13.3% in the last year and the average rent is now €2,114.

In the rest of Galway, market rents were on average 9.9% higher, with the average listed rent now €1,581.

Nationally, rents rose by an average of 7 percent, and report author Ronan Lyons says certain areas are still struggling with a lack of supply:

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