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Dublin 3 house prices

Median sale price, year trend, rents, yields and recent sales for Dublin 3, drawn from official property data.

In brief

The median sale in Dublin 3 in the 12 months to 11 September 2026 was €602,000, up 5.2 per cent on the year before, from 336 recorded sales. The RTB publishes rents by neighbourhood here rather than for Dublin 3 as a whole. Across the six it publishes as of Q4 2025, rents run from €1,636 in Clonliffe to €2,115 in Clontarf. The eight most recent sales on the register ran from €375,000 to €1,300,000.

House prices in Dublin 3

Median price (12 months)€602,000
Year on year+5.2%
Sales recorded (12 months)336
New-build median€747,500
Second-hand median€602,000
Median by calendar yearDublin 3: 2023–2026+19% over 3 yrs
€496,2502023€550,0002024€601,8752025€590,0002026 to date

Each point is the median of that calendar year's open-market sales on the Property Price Register. 2026 is a part year, covering the 217 sales recorded to July 2026. Over the 12 months to 11 September 2026 the median was €602,000.

YearMedianSales
2023€496,250342
2024€550,000385
2025€601,875374
2026€590,000217

For wider context, the CSO Residential Property Price Index puts the median for Dublin City at €454,000, up 3.7% year on year (July 2026). The CSO figure covers a wider area than the Dublin 3 sales above.

Rents in Dublin 3

Lowest neighbourhood Clonliffe€1,636
Highest neighbourhood Clontarf€2,115

The RTB publishes rents for named neighbourhoods rather than for Dublin 3 as a whole, so there is no single Dublin 3 rent to quote. Across the 6 of 8 neighbourhoods it currently publishes (Q4 2025), rents run from €1,636 in Clonliffe to €2,115 in Clontarf. No rental yield is shown for Dublin 3, because averaging those neighbourhoods into a single district rent would invent a figure the RTB does not publish.

What sold in Dublin 3

The latest of the 336 sales recorded near Dublin 3 on the Property Price Register in the last 12 months. The register updates weekly, roughly two months ahead of the official averages.

DateAddressPrice
10 Sept 2026134 Crosbies Yard, Ossory Rd, Dublin 3€388,000
8 Sept 202622 Canon Hall, Church St East, Dublin 3€466,000
3 Sept 202660 Tolka Rd, Ballybough, Dublin 3€375,000
1 Sept 202683 Caledon Road, East Wall, Dublin 3€405,000
28 Aug 202639 Brian Road, Marino, Dublin 3€495,000
27 Aug 20263 Russell Ave, Drumcondra, Dublin 3€537,000
24 Aug 202630 Vernon Dr, Clontarf, Dublin 3€1,095,000
20 Aug 202639 Seafield Road West, Clontarf, Dublin 3€1,300,000

Planning near Dublin 3

In the 12 months to 22 Sept 2026, 29 planning applications were granted in and around Dublin 3, approving 8 new homes. See Dublin planning applications by district for live applications, decisions and refusals.

DecidedDevelopmentUnits
2 Apr 2026The development will consist/consists of design modifications to the previously permitted development granted under planning references 2978/20 and...4
23 Jan 2026Planning Permission is sought for the demolition of the existing garden shed and construction of a new detached two storeys one bedroom and office...1
12 Dec 2025(i) partial demolition of existing single storey element to the side/south of the two-storey dwelling at No. 97 The Stiles Road; (ii) construction of...1
19 Nov 2025The insertion of a new 151 m2 detached single storey dwelling to the rear garden of the existing dwelling including vehicular access to the front of...1
1 Oct 2025The proposed development will consists of 1) Subdivision of existing site 2) Demolition of existing single storey garage in rear garden 3) The...1

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

Where to stay in Dublin 3

3 properties on Fáilte Ireland's approved accommodation register (CC BY 4.0) resolve to Dublin 3. See all Co. Dublin accommodation for the full register.

PropertySectorRatingUnits
Clontarf Castle HotelHotelHotel - 4 Star111
Moxy Dublin DocklandsHotelHotel - Approved183
The Croke Park HotelHotelHotel - 4 Star232

More on Dublin 3

Property Price Register sales to 11 September 2026, CSO RPPI to July 2026, RTB rents to Q4 2025. How we compute these figures

Source: Property Price Register for sales, CSO RPPI (HPM05/HPM09) for year-on-year context, and RTB (RIQ02) for rents, which the RTB publishes as an average monthly rent for the quarter shown. The medians on this page adjust new-build prices for VAT. The individual sale records listed above are shown exactly as the register holds them, which for a new build is the price before VAT. The latest recorded year is partial. See ourmethodology for how these figures are computed.