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CSO figures released today show that the average house price for houses filed in May 2017 as being sold, shot up to €184,497 from €125,513 in April 2017.
In May 2017, 92 properties were filed as being sold sold at a total sales value of €17m. This gives an average price of €184,497.
This compares to 115 properties in April at a total sales value of €14.4m, with an average price of €125,513.
This increase could partly relate to a number of the properties in April being smaller properties, such as apartments, and more of the properties in May being larger houses.
The figures do however suggest, a continued and rapid increase in house prices in Louth.
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