Kildare was ranked the third most expensive county in which to buy property at an average price of €390,000.
Wicklow has surpassed Dublin as the most expensive county in Ireland to buy a property.
That’s according to a new report by property start-up Geowox.
The report indicated that the median or middle price paid for a home in Wicklow in the second quarter of this year was €425,000, slightly ahead of Dublin’s median value of €424,000.
The next most expensive counties were Kildare (€390,000), Meath (€355,000) and Cork (€306,000).
The median price paid for a home nationally was €318,000, up 9.7% on the same quarter last year.
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