In Wexford, the average price for a four-bedroom detached house in the first quarter of 2026 stood at €494,000, marking a 5.8% increase compared to the previous year. This data is part of the latest Daft.ie Sales Report, which highlights ongoing trends in Ireland’s housing market.
While national housing prices saw a more moderate increase of 3.7% in the past year, Wexford's market shows a clear pattern of growth. This rise is consistent with the broader regional trends in Leinster, where property prices have generally risen by 5.1% year-on-year.
The Daft.ie report also emphasizes the uneven nature of the housing market in Ireland, with urban areas like Dublin seeing price inflation slow down, while rural areas, including Wexford, continue to experience stronger price growth due to tighter supply.
This data underlines the pressure in Wexford’s housing market, where demand is high, and available properties remain limited. For those looking to buy or sell in the county, the first quarter of 2026 offers a snapshot of a market that is still driven by supply constraints.
For more insights into the latest housing trends in Wexford and across Ireland, visit Daft.ie’s full Q1 2026 report.
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