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The index stood at 179.5 in July 2026. That is 5.3% higher than a year earlier.

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Residential Property Price Index (RPPI) — Mid-East (incl. Louth), houses

179.5, latest July 2026 (+5.3% year on year, from 170.5).

The index stood at 179.5 in July 2026. That is 5.3% higher than a year earlier. That is the highest value in the published series, which begins in January 2010. Its low point was 60.8 in May 2012; the latest reading is 195% above that.

This is a price INDEX, not an average price. A value of 165 means prices are 65% above the index's base period, January 2005 (not rebased since), set to 100, not that a typical home costs €165. Ranked by index value, which reflects relative price change since the base period, not which area has cheaper or more expensive homes. Ireland's and the UK's own indices use different base periods (January 2005 for Ireland, January 2023 for the UK) — their raw index values are not directly comparable to each other, only to their own history.

Show the numbers (199 periods)
RPPI — Mid-East (incl. Louth), houses, every published period
PeriodValue
July 2026179.5
June 2026178.4
May 2026176.4
April 2026175.3
March 2026174.4
February 2026173.4
January 2026173.0
December 2025172.4
November 2025171.8
October 2025171.9
September 2025171.9
August 2025171.4
July 2025170.5
June 2025168.7
May 2025166.6
April 2025165.2
March 2025163.7
February 2025162.3
January 2025162.4
December 2024161.9
November 2024159.6
October 2024158.7
September 2024157.4
August 2024157.1
July 2024156.8
June 2024155.1
May 2024153.4
April 2024153.8
March 2024153.2
February 2024153.3
January 2024152.8
December 2023152.3
November 2023149.6
October 2023147.9
September 2023146.6
August 2023145.7
July 2023145.2
June 2023145.2
May 2023144.2
April 2023144.4
March 2023143.5
February 2023144.6
January 2023144.4
December 2022145.1
November 2022143.9
October 2022142.5
September 2022141.5
August 2022141.1
July 2022140.2
June 2022138.7
May 2022136.8
April 2022135.9
March 2022135.4
February 2022134.6
January 2022133.9
December 2021133.0
November 2021130.7
October 2021128.3
September 2021126.2
August 2021124.2
July 2021121.9
June 2021120.2
May 2021118.9
April 2021118.5
March 2021117.7
February 2021117.0
January 2021116.8
December 2020117.0
November 2020116.0
October 2020115.1
September 2020114.3
August 2020113.3
July 2020112.9
June 2020111.9
May 2020111.6
April 2020112.3
March 2020111.5
February 2020111.1
January 2020112.2
December 2019113.2
November 2019113.2
October 2019113.2
September 2019112.8
August 2019112.6
July 2019112.6
June 2019112.0
May 2019111.6
April 2019111.4
March 2019111.4
February 2019111.3
January 2019111.9
December 2018112.4
November 2018112.9
October 2018113.0
September 2018112.9
August 2018112.5
July 2018112.2
June 2018112.0
May 2018110.7
April 2018110.0
March 2018109.2
February 2018107.9
January 2018106.7
December 2017106.3
November 2017105.0
October 2017104.2
September 2017102.7
August 2017100.6
July 201799.7
June 201798.6
May 201797.8
April 201798.2
March 201797.1
February 201796.8
January 201795.7
December 201695.2
November 201694.3
October 201692.8
September 201691.1
August 201690.0
July 201689.0
June 201687.6
May 201687.0
April 201687.2
March 201687.2
February 201687.2
January 201687.0
December 201587.9
November 201587.8
October 201587.8
September 201586.7
August 201586.0
July 201585.3
June 201584.3
May 201583.2
April 201582.4
March 201581.5
February 201581.3
January 201580.7
December 201479.4
November 201478.2
October 201476.6
September 201475.0
August 201473.3
July 201471.5
June 201469.9
May 201468.3
April 201467.0
March 201466.5
February 201466.0
January 201465.2
December 201364.5
November 201363.4
October 201363.3
September 201362.7
August 201361.4
July 201361.2
June 201361.3
May 201361.9
April 201362.1
March 201362.7
February 201363.8
January 201363.2
December 201264.2
November 201263.5
October 201263.1
September 201262.6
August 201262.0
July 201261.3
June 201260.8
May 201260.8
April 201260.9
March 201262.4
February 201263.0
January 201264.3
December 201166.1
November 201167.6
October 201168.7
September 201171.1
August 201172.7
July 201174.6
June 201176.8
May 201177.5
April 201178.7
March 201180.6
February 201182.7
January 201183.8
December 201084.2
November 201086.1
October 201087.2
September 201088.5
August 201089.9
July 201090.2
June 201091.6
May 201093.0
April 201094.2
March 201094.7
February 201095.4
January 201096.8

What these terms mean

Residential Property Price Index
A measure of the change in the average level of prices paid for residential properties. It is an INDEX, not a price: a value of 165 means prices are 65% above the index's base period, not that a house costs EUR 165. Source
Base period
The reference point the index is measured against -- January 2005, set to 100. Movements are read relative to that base, so two regions' index values are comparable as CHANGES over time but not as prices. Source
Houses vs apartments
CSO publishes separate indices for houses and apartments, and a combined 'all residential properties' measure. Outside Dublin only the houses index is published, which is why this product uses houses uniformly when comparing regions.
Year-on-year change
The percentage difference between the latest month and the same month a year earlier. It removes seasonal effects, unlike a month-on-month comparison.

Before you use these figures

  • Latest figure: July 2026 — 3 months old: This dataset is published monthly and the publisher hasn't released anything newer. Nothing is missing from this page.
  • Published for CSO region, not for Kildare: This figure is published for Mid-East (incl. Louth), which covers a wider area than Kildare. It is shown under its official grouping and should not be read as a value for Kildare alone. Published together with: Louth, Meath, Wicklow.

Cite this figure:

RPPI — Mid-East (incl. Louth), houses
179.5 for Mid-East (incl. Louth) (a wider area than Kildare), July 2026
Caveats: Latest figure: July 2026 — 3 months old; Published for CSO region, not for Kildare
StatsMapped last confirmed this figure unchanged on 11 Oct 2026.
Source: CSO PxStat
https://statsmapped.com/ireland/county/kildare/house-price-index-region-mideast

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