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House prices are on the rise in County Kildare
The Central Statistics Office (CSO) has revealed the least and most expensive towns to live in in Kildare, as part of its Residential Property Price Index (RPPI).
County Kildare's mean house price for the year, as of July 2021, is €338,000.
In descending order, the RPPI per town can be viewed below:
The CSO also confirmed on its official Twitter account that the volume of sales is up by nearly half, at 49.2 per cent in comparison to July 2020.
Volume of sales up 49.2% compared to July 2020https://t.co/K3yP7qZbnh#CSOIreland #Ireland #Housing #HousingConstruction #HouseBuilding #NewDwellings #PropertyPrices #HousePrices #PlanningPermissions #IrishBusiness #BusinessStatistics #BusinessNews pic.twitter.com/UfVEqu1Obn
— Central Statistics Office Ireland (@CSOIreland) September 15, 2021
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