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Housing affordability gaps are growing in Dublin, Cork, and Galway, while the Central Bank dictates new borrowing limits.

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Housing affordability gaps are growing in Dublin, Cork, and Galway, while the Central Bank dictates new borrowing limits.

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  1. Galway, Dublin, and Cork are targeted for the first phase of student accommodation development.Sub-event
  2. Central Bank lending rules and growing purchase gaps affect housing markets in major Irish cities.1 source

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