House prices

What homes actually sell for, from every sale on the Property Price Register: 773,036 sales since 2010, latest 30 Oct 2026. Medians, not averages, so a few mansions don't skew the picture.

€397knational median, 12 months +5.9%on the previous 12 months 57,381sales in 12 months 25%of sales were new homes

Questions, answered

Straight from the latest data. Tap an answer to dig in.

Are house prices still rising?

Yes. +5.9%

National median €397k over the past 12 months, against €375k a year earlier.

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Where are homes most expensive?

Dublin

Median €500k in the past 12 months; cheapest is Longford at €200k.

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Where are prices rising fastest?

Donegal

Median +19.4% on the previous 12 months.

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Which town is the most expensive?

Booterstown

Median €992k from 80 sales, Co. Dublin.

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Where are the most affordable towns?

Moville

Median €140k from 25 sales, Co. Donegal.

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How many sales are new homes?

25%

of sales in the past 12 months. New: median €452k; second-hand €360k.

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Median price by year

Sales per month

By county

Median price, 12 months€200k – €500k

County	Median (12m)	Change	Sales	New homes	Second-hand
Dublin	€500k	+1.0%	18,110	€500k	€494k
Wicklow	€485k	+7.8%	2,062	€500k	€461k
Kildare	€450k	+2.7%	3,511	€465k	€430k
Meath	€430k	+10.3%	2,582	€456k	€391k
Galway	€392k	+10.4%	2,557	€462k	€360k
Cork	€390k	+6.8%	6,579	€441k	€347k
Louth	€380k	+10.1%	1,972	€413k	€298k
Kilkenny	€350k	+4.5%	987	€395k	€300k
Laois	€345k	+13.1%	1,095	€395k	€280k
Westmeath	€333k	+7.1%	1,114	€390k	€300k
Waterford	€328k	+9.7%	1,570	€385k	€270k
Clare	€321k	+8.1%	1,231	€393k	€288k
Wexford	€320k	+6.7%	2,038	€380k	€290k
Limerick	€317k	-0.9%	1,899	€455k	€297k
Carlow	€305k	+15.1%	522	€374k	€290k
Kerry	€300k	+5.3%	1,199	€460k	€290k
Offaly	€292k	+8.1%	762	€355k	€270k
Sligo	€275k	+12.2%	806	€379k	€240k
Tipperary	€265k	+6.0%	1,462	€350k	€249k
Cavan	€256k	+7.6%	715	€360k	€246k
Monaghan	€252k	+9.6%	425	€335k	€227k
Mayo	€240k	+11.6%	1,257	€390k	€230k
Roscommon	€235k	+18.7%	712	€390k	€220k
Leitrim	€227k	+16.4%	441	€415k	€220k
Donegal	€215k	+19.4%	1,392	€365k	€195k
Longford	€200k	+8.1%	381	–	€200k

Most and least expensive towns

Highest median (12 months)

Booterstown Dublin	€992k	80 sales
Enniskerry Wicklow	€977k	34 sales
Dublin 6 Dublin	€958k	338 sales
Dalkey Dublin	€957k	100 sales
Foxrock Dublin	€950k	37 sales
Glenageary Dublin	€928k	64 sales
Blackrock Dublin	€875k	432 sales
Howth Dublin	€870k	54 sales
Kilternan Dublin	€806k	65 sales
Dublin 14 Dublin	€800k	365 sales
Dublin 4 Dublin	€792k	534 sales
Templeogue Dublin	€788k	13 sales
Dublin 6W Dublin	€770k	197 sales
Rathfarnham Dublin	€760k	101 sales
Ballycotton Cork	€759k	16 sales
Malahide Dublin	€755k	283 sales
Deansgrange Dublin	€742k	44 sales
Dublin 18 Dublin	€726k	297 sales
Portmarnock Dublin	€723k	106 sales
Dun Laoghaire Dublin	€700k	308 sales

Lowest median (10+ sales)

Ballycastle Mayo	€120k	12 sales
Convoy Donegal	€128k	14 sales
Athea Limerick	€134k	10 sales
Moville Donegal	€140k	25 sales
Cloone Leitrim	€140k	11 sales
Clones Monaghan	€146k	27 sales
Ballaghadereen Roscommon	€146k	44 sales
Ballyshannon Donegal	€155k	44 sales
Lifford Donegal	€157k	65 sales
Killeshandra Cavan	€160k	17 sales
Newmarket Cork	€160k	19 sales
Portumna Galway	€160k	21 sales
Kilkelly Mayo	€160k	22 sales
Ballybay Monaghan	€160k	17 sales
Killybegs Donegal	€165k	11 sales
Kiltimagh Mayo	€165k	25 sales
Elphin Roscommon	€165k	19 sales
Blacklion Cavan	€167k	17 sales
Castletownroche Cork	€168k	10 sales
Swinford Mayo	€168k	48 sales

Source: Property Services Regulatory Authority, Residential Property Price Register (as declared to Revenue). Excludes sales not at full market price. VAT-exclusive prices of new homes are grossed up by 13.5% so new and second-hand are comparable. Town matched from the address (80.9% of sales); medians need 10+ sales. The register is not a price index: the mix of homes sold changes over time.