Wicklow has recorded the highest average house prices after Dublin.
Wicklow has recorded the highest average house prices after Dublin, despite construction continuing apace.
According to the latest GeoDirectory Residential Buildings Report, Dublin recorded the highest average house price (€542,240), followed by Wicklow (€482,171), as the national average house price rose 4.3pc to €381,749 in the 12 months to May 2024.
Average house prices increased across 25 of the 26 counties, with Monaghan being the exception. A total of 51,935 housing commencements were recorded nationally during the same period, representing an increase of 86.4pc or 24,080 units, with 1,974 residential commencements recorded in Wicklow.
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