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Property prices (index) — every CSO region ranked

Name: Property prices (index)
Creator: CSO PxStat

Figures as of June 2026, published by CSO PxStat. Accessed 2026-08-28.

This is a price INDEX, not an average price. A value of 165 means prices are 65% above the index's base period (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.

Colour shows the 12-month change in CSO's house price index for the region each area belongs to. Areas in the same CSO region share a colour, because that is the level the index is published at.

Property prices, every CSO region ranked, with year-on-year change
Rank	CSO region	Property prices (index)	Year on year
1	Mid-East (incl. Louth)	178.0	+5.5%
2	South-West	177.3	+3.7%
3	Midland	169.1	+9.9%
4	West	169.0	+4.4%
5	South-East (excl. South Tipperary)	168.7	+9.8%
6	Mid-West (incl. South Tipperary)	155.6	+3.9%
7	Dublin	149.7	+4.5%
8	Border (excl. Louth)	147.4	+10.5%

Bars span 147.4 (lowest shown) to 178.0 (highest shown) -- not from zero, since zero is not a meaningful floor for an index.

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