Laois and Westmeath figures have moved steadily.
Offaly is the only Midlands county to record an increase in the median asking price for a house over the course of the last three months.
MyHome.ie and Bank of Ireland's Property Price Report for the first quarter of the year shows it now stands at €255,000, up 2 per cent.
While prices in Laois and Westmeath have stayed largely static at 235,000 and just under 280,000 euro respectively.
Joanne Geary, Managing Director of MyHome.ie says house price stability in the region may only be temporary:
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