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.
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