Property prices jumped hundred times more in Kilkenny than Carlow in the second quarter of this year.
That’s according to MyHome.ie‘s latest report in association with Bank of Ireland.
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They were up on average €50 in Carlow and €5,000 in Kilkenny between April and June.
The median asking price across the country’s now’s at €250,000, an average jump of 7.3%, which marks a rise of €20,000 in Carlow on this time last year and by €11,000 for Kilkenny for the same time frame.
Asking prices for a three-bed semi-detached house in Carlow stayed steady over the quarter at €230,000, up €10,025 on last year, and increased by €12,500 to €235,000 in Kilkenny.
While a four-bed, semi-detached home now costs €275,000 in Carlow, €20,000 more than at the same time in 2023, and €15,000 more in Kilkenny at €315,000.
There were 148 properties for sale in Carlow at the end of Q2 2024 – an increase of 17% over the quarter – taking an average of two months to sell. In Kilkenny it’s two and a half months with 263 listed at the end of June, up 10% on the first quarter of this year.
MyHome.ie Managing Director Joanne Geary’s been talking through the findings with our Brian Redmond on The KCLR Daily;
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