Irish property, checkable
How much is your house worth, and what can your rent rise to
Every residential sale filed in Ireland since 2010, read out of the Property Price Register and broken down by county, town and street. Value your own home against what the neighbours actually got, and work out what your rent can lawfully rise to under the rules that replaced Rent Pressure Zones.
Median sale in the State
€345,000
2025, over 45,419 counted sales. Filed for stamp duty, not asking prices.
Property Price Register
House prices by county
- Carlow€259,000
- Cavan€230,000
- Clare€280,000
- Cork€330,000
- Donegal€175,000
- Dublin€482,000
- Galway€335,000
- Kerry€280,000
- Kildare€405,000
- Kilkenny€292,000
- Laois€252,750
- Leitrim€194,500
- Limerick€287,500
- Longford€186,000
- Louth€285,000
- Mayo€210,000
- Meath€360,000
- Monaghan€220,000
- Offaly€260,000
- Roscommon€190,000
- Sligo€221,500
- Tipperary€240,000
- Waterford€255,000
- Westmeath€292,000
- Wexford€275,000
- Wicklow€440,000
Also here
The other things people come here for
- Renovated the property?Whether the work counts as substantial change, which is a higher bar than most landlords expect.
- What replaced Rent Pressure ZonesWhat ended, what took over, and which of the old rules still bite.
- Looking for the Rent Pressure Zone calculator?It no longer answers anything, and this explains what to use instead.
- GuidesThe Rent Tax Credit, Rent a Room relief, and what a landlord has to send you when the rent changes.
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