Global house prices: Ireland down 11%; France up 9.5% | This is Money
The French property market was one of Europe's top performers in 2010, according to a new study.
House prices in Ireland, meanwhile, are falling at a double-digit rate but property values in other countries favoured by UK buyers are showing signs of stabilising, the research suggests.
The average cost of a home in Ireland dropped by 10.8% during 2010 as the market suffered from the fall-out of the country's economic problems, according to estate agent Knight Frank.
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