Property prices in Dublin have risen by nearly 90% since their lowest point during the recession in 2013.
The latest figures from the CSO reveal that property prices have risen by 70.2% since reaching their lowest point in 2013 - with Dublin prices increasing by 87%.
The figures show that prices nationally have increased by 13% this year alone.
Prices in Dublin increased by 12.2% in the year to September - with house values increasing by 12.4% and apartment values rising by 11.4%.
Prices in the centre of the city saw the highest rise at 13.9% - with the lowest rise of 9.9% recorded in Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown.
The figures reveal that prices nationally are still 23.7% lower than at the peak of the boom in 2007 - with prices in Dublin 24.5% lower than in February 2007.
