Castleknock clocked up the most amount of house sales in Dublin last year.
According to MyHome.ie over 3 and a half billion euro was spent on property in the capital, that's up a third on 2012 figures.
Lucan and Rathfarnham came next in the league tables.
In Dublin and around the country, house sales increased by 17 percent in 2013.
My Home's Angela Keegan says the figures are good news but its early days in terms of recovery:
Top 20 areas in Dublin by sales in 2013.
Castleknock, 304, up 81 percent on 2012
Lucan, 297, up 30 percent on 2012
Rathfarnham, 249 up 9 percent on 2012
Tallaght, 228 up 44 percent on 2012
Finglas, 225 up 33 percent on 2012
Swords, 212, up 3 percent on 2012
Blackrock, 209, up 3 percent on 2012
Dun Laoghaire, 187, up 52 percent on 2012
Clondalkin, 176, up 17 percent on 2012
Malahide, 164 up 12 percent on 2012
Clontarf, 153, up 1 percent on 2012
Drumcondra, 149 up 17 percent on 2012
Glasnevin, 129 up 8 percent on 2012
Balbriggan, 118, up 49 percent on 2012
Terenure, 118, up 34 percent on 2012
Ballsbridge, 116, up 76 percent on 2012
Crumlin, 111 up 5 percent on 2012
Raheney, 108 up 5 percent on 2012
Blanchardstown, 102 up 46 percent on 2012
Skerries, 101, up 20 percent on 2012
Saggart 100, up 108 percent on 2012
