Property prices are always a great conversation topic, Ireland's top ten areas where house price inflation has jumped may surprise a few.
Dublin always takes the headlines for the lofty numbers when it comes to house prices and rental costs but the capital hasn't seen prices rise as much as others in the 12 months to July 2022.
The information below was taken from the average annual house price inflation information gathered by the CSO in July 2022.
| Area | Percentage increase |
| West | 19.1% |
| South-East | 18.4% |
| Border | 17.4% |
| Midland | 16.7% |
| Mid-East | 14.9% |
| South-West | 12.9% |
| Mid-West | 12.0% |
| Fingal | 11.8% |
| Dublin City | 11.7% |
| South Dublin | 9.2% |
Working from home has definitely helped people with their choice to move West and log into work from home.
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The country has seen people adapt to a new way of working, as it gives those who are in a position to take advantage a chance to live outside of the big cities, driving up prices around the country.
