Houses Built In Ireland At Fastest Rate In More Than Ten Years
That's according to a new report from the Banking and Payments Federation of Ireland
Houses are being built in Ireland at the fastest rate in more than ten years.
According to a new report from the Banking and Payments Federation of Ireland, there were 5-thousand 800 commencements in the first quarter of 2019.
This is a rise of 32 percent on last year and the highest level since 2008.
Ali Uger, BPFI's chief economist, says it's a clear sign of our improving economy:
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