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Dublin and the South-West (Cork and Kerry) were the most expensive NUTS3 regions in which to buy Residentially Zoned Land in 2025, with median prices per acre of €721,288 and €469,061 respectively.
The Border region had the lowest median price per acre, at €122,300 (See Map 2.1).
The greatest recorded volume of Residentially Zoned Land sold was in the Mid-East region, at 103.3 acres. The Midlands recorded the lowest volume, at 24.6 acres.
The South-West recorded the highest total value of Residentially Zoned Land sold in 2025, at €60.4 million. The Midlands had the lowest total value, at €4.4 million (See Table 2.1).
Kerry had the highest published county median price per acre in 2025, at €727,053, followed by Dublin (€721,288) and Galway (€470,723) (see Table 2.2).
Leitrim had the lowest published county median, at €71,894 per acre (See Map 2.2 and Figure 2.1).
In Map 2.2, Figure 2.1 and Table 2.2, data for some counties have been suppressed for confidentiality reasons.
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