Energy-efficient homes in Ireland with A or B Building Energy Rating (BER) certificates are commanding a price premium of nearly €100,000 compared to properties with lower energy efficiency ratings. Data indicates that homes within these top categories carry a 27.3% price advantage over less-efficient properties.
This trend occurs against a backdrop of rising national property values, with the typical Irish home price increasing by €23,000. The market is currently characterized by tight supply and a decline in overall sales volume, factors that continue to influence the valuation gap between energy-efficient residences and older, less-efficient housing stock.
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