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The price of the average three-bed semi in Kildare has risen 0.93% to €244,750 in the last three months, according to a national survey carried out by Real Estate Alliance.
Prices have risen by 2.44% in Newbridge to €210,000, but are relatively static in areas such as Naas, Celbridge and Maynooth, where values are in the €245,000 to €260,000 range.
Kildare is currently at the lower end of the rises for communter counties however according to the report, which cites other commuter counties such as Meath ahead of Kildare, due to the lower average price of commuter housing.
The average three-bed semi nationally now costs €200,093, an increase of €4,732 since the end of June.
This is a rise of 6.37% against the same time last year. According to the Average House Price Survey it concentrates on the actual sale price of a three-bed semi.
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