Property data · Co. Dublin

Dublin 10 house prices

Median sale price, year trend, rents, yields and recent sales for Dublin 10, drawn from official property data.

In brief

The median sale price in Dublin 10, Co. Dublin over the last 12 months is €340,000, up 11.1% on the year before across 118 recorded sales. The RTB publishes rents by neighbourhood rather than for Dublin 10 as a whole: across the 2 it currently publishes, rents run from €1,736 in Cherry Orchard to €1,948 in Ballyfermot. Figures are compiled from the Property Price Register, CSO RPPI and RTB, for the data month shown below.

House prices in Dublin 10

Median price (12 months)€340,000
Year on year+11.1%
Sales recorded (12 months)118
New-build median€53,151,292
Second-hand median€340,000
Median sale priceDublin 10: 2023–2026+27% over 3 yrs
€275,0002023€300,5002024€327,0002025€348,5002026

Median of open-market sales each year (Property Price Register). Latest year is partial.

YearMedianSales
2023€275,000112
2024€300,500110
2025€327,000145
2026€348,50048

For wider context, the CSO Residential Property Price Index puts the median for Dublin City at €466,000 , up 4.3% year on year (May 2026). The CSO figure covers a wider area than the Dublin 10 sales above.

Rents in Dublin 10

Lowest neighbourhood Cherry Orchard €1,736
Highest neighbourhood Ballyfermot €1,948

The RTB publishes rents for named neighbourhoods rather than for Dublin 10 as a whole, so there is no single Dublin 10 rent to quote. Across the 2 of 2 neighbourhoods it currently publishes (Q4 2025), rents run from €1,736 in Cherry Orchard to €1,948 in Ballyfermot. No rental yield is shown for Dublin 10, because averaging those neighbourhoods into a single district rent would invent a figure the RTB does not publish.

What sold in Dublin 10

The latest of 118 sales recorded on the Property Price Register near Dublin 10 in the last 12 months, as recorded on the register. The register updates weekly, roughly two months ahead of the official averages, and this dataset refreshes weekly from it.

DateAddressPrice
1 Jul 2026 376 Ballyfermot Rd, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10 €417,000
1 Jul 2026 77 Seven Oaks, Sarsfield Rd, Dublin 10 €455,000
24 Jun 2026 127 Ballyfermot Parade, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10 €465,000
19 Jun 2026 220 Le Fanu Rd, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10 €320,000
19 Jun 2026 55 Rossmore Rd, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10 €416,000
19 Jun 2026 64 Cloiginn Ave, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10 €370,000
12 Jun 2026 70 Muskerry Rd, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10 €343,000
10 Jun 2026 106 Lough Conn Rd, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10 €440,000

Prices are as recorded on the register (new builds are recorded ex-VAT there; the medians above adjust for that, these records do not). See this month's sales before the averages update: the monthly Co. Dublin email below includes the latest Dublin 10 sales.

Planning near Dublin 10

In the 12 months to 25 Jul 2026, 11 planning applications were granted in and around Dublin 10. See Dublin planning applications by district for live applications, decisions and refusals.

DecidedDevelopmentUnits
4 Feb 2026RETENTION & PERMISSION: 1. Retention Permission is sought for an existing single-storey garden room constructed to the rear of the existing...1
6 Feb 2026Permission sought for two storey entrance and single storey extension to existing building incorporating a new Sports & Wellness Communal Space above...
7 Jul 2026Part two storey extension to the rear.
9 Jun 2026The construction of a vehicular entrance to the front of existing dwelling, including removal/alteration of front boundary, provision of driveway and...
27 May 2026The development will consist of 1.) a part single-storey, part two-storey rear extension incorporating internal ground and first floor modifications...

Source: Irish Planning Applications, DHLGH ArcGIS FeatureServer, CC-BY 4.0. Grants within 7 km, keyed to the nearest tracked town.

More on Dublin 10

Property data to May 2026, from PPR, CSO and RTB. How we compute these figures

Source: Property Price Register (open-market sales, new builds VAT-adjusted), CSO RPPI (HPM05/HPM09) for year-on-year context, and RTB (RIQ02) for rents. Latest recorded year is partial. See our methodology for how these figures are computed.