Property prices in Dublin have risen by 11.5% in September, according to new figures from the Central Statistics Office.
House prices in Dublin have increased 12.4% while apartment prices are up 7.7%.
This is slightly lower than the rise in property prices outside of Dublin which currently stands at 13.2%.
The area of Dublin with the highest increase in house prices was Dublin City at 14.1% while prices in Fingal saw the lowest at 8.6%.
Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown saw the second-highest increase in house prices in the year to September, rising by 13.4%.
House prices in South Dublin rose by 12.8%.
The capital continues to have the highest median price for a house in the country, currently standing at €400,000.
The Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council area has the highest house prices at €580,000 while South Dublin County Council has the lowest at €368,500.
Again, DLRCC has the highest mean price at €666,894 while South Dublin had the lowest at €398,673.
The Eircode with the most expensive homes was also revealed in the CSO report. A94 (Blackrock) had the highest house prices at €672,500 while the next five most expensive Eircode areas by median price were also in Dublin.
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