Average deposit for a Dublin property now stands at €51,000
The average deposit for a mortgage in Dublin has increased to €51,000.
The data, which was compiled by the banks, shows that the amount has risen 38% in just one year.
Outside the capital the average is now €20,000, up from €16,000 in 2014.
The other large cities in Ireland are also seeing high levels of mortgage deposits.
In Cork city the average is around €32,000 to secure a mortgage, up €8,000 from 2014, while the average deposit in Galway city is now €27,000.
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Ireland needs the high deposit interest rate to keep a lid on prices…saving people buying homes as happened, at crazy money. It is that instrument which is protecting both the buyer, and the economy..