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House prices in Tipperary saw an 8.5% increase from the final quarter of 2023 to the same period in 2024, according to the latest data from Daft.ie.
The average property price in the county now stands at €253,445, reflecting a rise consistent with national trends, where prices grew by 9% over the same timeframe.
In Tipperary, the median cost of a newly built home between January and September 2024 was reported at €342,999.
The report also highlighted challenges in the market. It has been suggested by experts that the government could encourage competition in the fixed-rate mortgage sector to accelerate a return to normal conditions for the second-hand market.
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