The cost of a house or apartment rose by almost 11% in the year to August, according to the Residential Property Price Index.
In Dublin, the price of a house or apartment increased by 10.2%, while outside the capital they jumped by 11.5%.
CSO figures show the highest price rise in Dublin was in South Dublin at over 12%.
🏠 House prices up 10.9% in the year up to August, according to the CSO.
Apartments went up by 10.2% in Dublin, while outside the Capital the prices have increased by 11.5%.
— Ben Finnegan (@_BenFinnegan) October 14, 2021
Outside Dublin, the largest increase in house prices was in the border region, at over 20%.
Prices in Dublin have jumped by more than 100% since 2012, while in the rest of the country they've increased by a similar amount from when they were lowest, which was May 2013.
