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Published 16:00 5 Jan 2018 GMT
Updated 16:38 5 Jan 2019 GMT
Furthermore, people are less likely to purchase a house on Friday the 13th. The property price register has shown a decrease in sales of 10% on those Fridays.
Commenting on the results, Martin Clancy from Daft.ie said:
“When it comes to superstition and property, triskaidekaphobia – the fear of the number 13 – appears to be having an impact on not just perceptions but actual property prices. Our research shows that properties at number 13 are 1.8% cheaper than the average Irish property, which could provide a saving to savvy house hunters with no superstitions.”
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