"Trump's tariff threats, buyer remorse and high renovation costs behind this trend"
"A record number of homes that went sale agreed fell through during the summer and into the autumn months, a leading Dublin estate agent has said."
"Property agent Owen Reilly told the Sunday Independent that the number of house sales that fell through almost doubled in the summer months as US President Donald Trump threatened Europe with tariffs and uncertainty gripped the market."
A record number of homes that had gone sale agreed fell through during the summer and into the autumn months. The incidence of collapsed transactions almost doubled in the summer period. Tariff threats from the US president increased uncertainty in European markets. Buyer remorse and high renovation costs contributed to the rise in failed sales. Overall market uncertainty combined multiple factors to push more agreed sales to collapse across the referenced months.
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