50 homes will get a facelift in Laois, 35 in Offaly and 33 in Westmeath.
118 vacant local authority homes in the midlands are to be refurbished and re-let this year.
The Department of Housing will cover the cost of up to €11,000 each on 107 units across the region, to bring the vacant stock back to productive use.
While local authorities can recoup up to €50,000 each on the renovation of 11 properties in the midlands.
50 homes in Laois will be refurbished and re-let, 35 in Offaly, and 33 in Westmeath.
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