RTB stats show Offaly has the lowest growth rate in average rents for existing tenancies.
Midlands counties are seeing the slowest growth in rent prices in Ireland.
The latest RTB statistics show Offaly has the lowest growth rate in average rents for existing tenancies at 3.2% when comparing the fourth quarter of 2024 with the same period the year previous
That's followed by Dublin and Meath at 3.3%.
While people in Westmeath are seeing the lowest growth rate for new tenancies with rents contracting by .9% year on year.
The next slowest for new rents were Cavan at 1.5%, and Clare at 1.7%.
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