Irish house price decline slows sharply

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Ireland’s residential property price index fell by 4.5% (-5.7% in real terms) during 2012, the slowest year-on-year decline since May 2008, based on figures released by the Central Statistics Office Ireland (CSO). Property prices were actually unchanged (rose by 0.4% in real terms) during the latest quarter.

During the year to December 2012:

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