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All Blacks vs Ireland: What NZ’s average asking price buys in the Emerald Isle
As the All Blacks face Ireland, we look at how NZ's property market stacks up against the Irish.
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Inspired by the All Blacks vs. Ireland rivalry, this is a property market head-to-head. New Zealand's national average asking price of $823,300 converts to roughly €420,000.
In Dublin, this budget typically secures a two-bedroom apartment or compact terraced house. Your purchasing power grows in regional hubs like Cork and Galway, affording a standalone family home. The best value is in rural Ireland, where the same budget can buy a large, modern detached home with land.
Dublin vs. Auckland
The battle of the big cities
Dublin
A 3-bed brick home in Baile Átha Cliath. IMAGE. Daft.ie
Cork and Galway vs. Wellington and Canterbury
Cork, where the dollar (or euro) can go a little further.
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Outside of the big smoke, you can buy a little more - both in NZ, and in Ireland.
Cork
Cork, where €425k can get you a five-bedroom bungalow. IMAGE. Daft.ie
Galway
Galway, with room to move and views over the Atlantic. IMAGE. Daft.ie
Wellington, Karori
Rural Ireland vs. Regional NZ
County Donegal, County Kerry or the West Coast of NZ's South Island.
Kerry County, Ireland
County Donegal, Ireland
Buller, West Coast
Lifestyle and opportunity on the West Coast
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