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Property prices in Westmeath have bucked the national trend by rising during the quarter, according to the latest MyHome.ie Property Price Report.

One year on from its introduction, local Minister of State for Planning and Local Government at the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage, Deputy Peter Burke, has marked the first 12 months of the Government’s ambitious 'Housing for All' plan, citing the progress made in delivering housing for Westmeath.

Rent premiums for residential properties within County Westmeath were almost seven percent higher in the first quarter of 2021 than a year previously, the most recent daft.ie rental report has confirmed.

Property prices in Westmeath have remained unchanged during quarter three of the calendar year, according to the latest MyHome.ie Property Report in association with Davy.

Property prices in Westmeath have risen by €11,000 in the last year, according to the latest MyHome.ie Property Report in association with Davy.

According to the latest quarterly rental report by daft.ie, rents in Westmeath were on average 13.6 percent higher in the fourth quarter of 2018 than at the same period a year previously. The average advertised rent is now €941, which is an increase of 79 percent from its lowest point.

The price of the average three-bed semi in Westmeath has risen 5.3 per cent to €160,000 in the last three months, according to a national survey carried out by Real Estate Alliance.

House prices in Westmeath for the final three months of 2016 were 11 per cent higher than a year previously, compared to a rise of 13 per cent seen a year ago. The average house price is now €162,000, 37 per cent above its lowest point.

House prices in Westmeath between April and June were 13 per cent higher than a year previously, with the average price now €159,000, according to the latest House Price Report released by Daft.ie.

Castlebar Fine Gael Senator Paddy Burke took over the office of Cathaoirleach of the 24th Seanad this week. The Mayo Senator will lead the 60-strong house for the duration of the current government’s term. He takes over the chair from Donie Cassidy who was the Cathaoirleach of the last Seanad, during which time Sen Burke held the position of Leas Cathaoirleach. He will be the 14th leader of the Seanad since it was first established in 1922 and possibly the last if the Government goes ahead with plans to abolish the upper house.