Dublin house prices: Property Price Register

254,481 sales since 2010 from the Property Price Register, across 810 towns. Median €500,000 in the last 12 months (16,943 sales), 26% above the Ireland-wide 2026 median of €397,000; 2025 finished at €499,500, +6% on 2024 (Ireland: €380,000, +9%). Dearest town with 20 or more recent sales: Sandycove at €1,500,000. Cheapest: Ballymun at €280,000.

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Median by year

Year	Sales	Median	Change
2010	6,617	€277,500
2011	5,574	€250,000	-10%
2012	8,361	€215,000	-14%
2013	9,804	€233,000	+8%
2014	13,815	€261,420	+12%
2015	14,783	€280,000	+7%
2016	15,229	€313,000	+12%
2017	17,144	€341,585	+9%
2018	17,767	€360,000	+5%
2019	17,482	€360,000	0%
2020	14,226	€375,000	+4%
2021	16,516	€390,000	+4%
2022	17,714	€420,000	+8%
2023	18,063	€430,000	+2%
2024	18,158	€472,250	+10%
2025	18,488	€499,500	+6%
2026	13,625	€500,000	0%

Towns in Dublin

Places with 20 or more sales, most active first. Median is the last 12 months.

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Renting in Dublin instead?

A median of €500,000 puts buying out of reach for many households in Dublin. Cost rental homes are let below market rent and open for applications in short windows. Cost rental schemes in Dublin on costrentalradar.ie lists what is open now, with a free email alert when a new scheme appears, based on the official Housing Agency portal.

Questions

What is the average house price in Dublin?

The median sale price in Dublin over the last 12 months was €500,000, across 254,481 register entries since 2010. We use the median rather than the average because a handful of very expensive sales would otherwise drag the figure up.

Which town in Dublin has the most sales?

Lucan, with 7,673 sales in the register and a 12-month median of €500,000.

Where is the most expensive place to buy in Dublin?

Among towns with at least 20 sales in the last 12 months, Sandycove has the highest median at €1,500,000 (30 sales) and Ballymun the lowest at €280,000 (42 sales).

How current is this?

The register was last updated on 16 Oct 2026. Solicitors have until the stamp duty deadline (44 days after closing) to file, so the newest month is always incomplete.