Avergage house prices increase by 11% according to latest CSO figures

Property prices are rising fastest in the west of Ireland, official figures have revealed.

Avergage house prices increase by 11% according to latest CSO figures
Wed, 19 Apr, 2017 - 12:46

Property prices are rising fastest in the west of Ireland, official figures have revealed.

In the year to the end of February the market in Dublin was up just over 8% but in parts of the west, which includes Galway, Roscommon and Mayo, the prices increased almost 20%.

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