Laois has seen one of the highest increases in prices.
The cost of a home in Ireland has increased by over 20% in some parts of the country.
That's according to a new survey which examines property prices in each county.
Rural Ireland experienced a significant price surge, with Roscommon topping the list with a 29% increase.
Mark Keenan, property editor for the Irish Independent says the pandemic has created a shift in housing trends:
He's been taking a look at trends in Offaly:
He says Laois has seen one of the highest increases in prices:
Meanwhile, he says properties in Westmeath are in short supply:
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