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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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The report also revealed that there were 21,481 derelict units identified nationwide (File Photo)
The residential vacancy rate in Kilkenny was 3% in December 2022, a percentage point lower than the national average of 4%.
This figure was revealed in the latest GeoDirectory Residential Buildings Report.
The report also revealed that the highest vacancy rates in the country were to be found in Leitrim (12.2%) and Mayo (11.2%), while the lowest vacancy rates were recorded in Dublin (1.2%) and Kildare (1.3%).
Findings also revealed that the number of derelict residential addresses across the country fell by 4.8% in the twelve months to December 2022.
Despite this, there were still 21,481 derelict units identified nationwide, with the highest proportion found in counties along the west coast in Mayo (13.5%), Donegal (11.9%) and Galway (8.7%).
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