Prices are at their highest in the three county towns.
Residential property prices in the midlands have risen by almost 5% in the year to November.
That's in contrast to a 1.5% increase nationwide.
The cost of buying a home in the midlands jumped by 4.5% between November of 2018 and November of 2019.
It was most expensive in Laois, where the average figure rose from €140,000 to €178,000.
There was an almost €70,000 increase in Offaly, with house prices averaging at €170,000 there.
While prices were lowest in neighbouring Westmeath, jumping from €151,000 to €165,000 in the 12 month period.
And it's no surprise the most costly residential properties were found in the three county towns of Portlaoise, Tullamore and Mullingar.
Laois Discount Retail Store Confirm Closure
Laois TD Calls For ESB To Start International Recruitment
Laois Music Author Pays Tribute to Chris Rea
Midlands Remote Workers More Likely To Stay Put In Job
Offaly Woman Abroad Reflects On Australian Christmas Experience
Plans Lodged For Offaly Padel Courts
"Full Of Life At Christmas" - Ashling Murphy's Family Reflect At Christmas
Westmeath Security Expert Weighs In On US Eying Up Greenland
Ryanair CEO Blasts Taoiseach For Passenger Cap
Midlands Motorists Caught Speeding On National Slowdown Day
Laois Hospital Set To Get €16m Extension
Westmeath Residential Re-Development Gets Green Light
Gardai Issue Fresh Appeal For Offaly Arson Attack
Westmeath County Council Toasts Road Safety Competition Winners
Midlands Animal Welfare Charities In Line For €175k
No White Christmas For The Midlands This Year
Concerns Raised Over National Lottery’s Handling Of Gambling Risks
Over €73k Awarded To Midlands Schools For Sustainability Projects
Appeal Lodged Over Slieve Blooms Quarry Expansion