Cork, Ireland--The decline in Irish home construction continued in the second quarter of 2007, with the volume of residential construction output dropping 10 percent, The Irish Times reports.
However, figures show that the overall building and construction activity was up by 4 percent because of strong annual growth in the civil engineering and nonresidential building sector, according to the Cork-based Central Statistics Office (CSO).
Housing output value for the quarter was down 6.2 percent compared to 2006.
source: multi-housingnews.com
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