A new report by Daft.ie has shown that house prices have rose by 5.5% by the end of 2018.
The average price nationwide for the final quarter of 2018 is €254,000.
House prices have increased by over €1,000 and marks the lowest year-end inflation rate since 2013.
House prices in Dublin rose by 2.9% during 2018 with the average price for houses in Dublin standing at €380,000.
There were over 23,500 properties for sale in December 2018.
South County Dublin is the dearest place to buy a house at almost €600,000 while North County Dublin is nearly less than half of that.
Author of the report Ronan Lyons said: "The demand is still there, but the supply situation has improved.
"More new homes are being built and that's filleting into the sales market in particular - not in the rental market - this report is about the sales market.
"And we're seeing that, especially in the greater Dublin area, prices are starting to level off a little bit".
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