The average three bed semi-detached house nationally has risen by 3.1% to €221,843 since June, the Q3 REA Average House Price Survey has found.
Overall, the average house price in the country has risen by 11.2% in the last 12 months, and an REA spokesman says it may be 2020 by the time the housing market sees any normalisation.
Looking to buy a house? Here’s the average house price for each county in Ireland…
- Carlow – €160,000
- Cavan – €105,000
- Clare – €175,000
- Cork county- €150,000
- Cork city – €310,000
- Donegal – €93,750
- North Co. Dublin – €300,000
- South Co. Dublin – €400,500
- Dublin city – €431,500
- Galway county – €145,000
- Galway city – €255,000
- Kerry – €207,500
- Kildare – €260,500
- Kilkenny – €197,500
- Laois – €160,000
- Leitrim – €97,500
- Limerick city – €190,000
- Longford – €90,000
- Louth – €195,000
- Mayo – €148,000
- Meath – €234,375
- Monaghan – €158,000
- Offaly – €170,000
- Roscommon – €120,000
- Sligo – €147,500
- Tipperary – €147,500
- Waterford city €190,000-
- Westmeath – €170,000
- Wexford – €170,000
- Wicklow – €263,750
This is fairly grim, ain’t it?
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