Current trends in the Dublin Property Market 2026
Dublin Property Market 2026: Strong increase in property values and still undersupplied. 2025 marked another remarkable—if turbulent—year for the Dublin property market as detailed in our annual Owen Reilly Report. Demand remained strong, prices continued their upward march, and the structural issues underpinning both the sales and rental sectors only deepened. Despite global headwinds—including renewed…
Dublin Property Market Update October 2025 | Prices Still Rising but Buyer Caution Grows
As we move towards the end of 2025, our Q3 transactional data paints a mixed picture of Dublin’s prime residential market. Prices continued to rise, with our selling prices averaging nearly 10% above asking prices. However, a sharp rise in fall-throughs was experienced and a slowdown in rental agreements all point to shifting market dynamics…
Current trends in the Dublin property market July 2025
As the Dublin property markets catches its breath in the summer months, our transaction data confirms it is still very favourable for sellers and challenging for buyers in the prime Dublin residential property market underpinned by low supply and falling interest rates. Our average selling price in Q2 was €671,875 (€749 per sq. ft.),…
Rental Law Changes 2025: Small Landlord Summary
Over the past decade, Irish governments have introduced a substantial body of residential tenancy legislation aimed at protecting tenants amidst rising rents and often at the disadvantage of landlords. Measures have included longer tenancy cycles, extended notice periods, and the now-familiar Rent Pressure Zones (RPZs), where rent increases have been capped—most recently at the lower…
Current trends in the Dublin Residential Property Market April 2025
Current trends in the Dublin Residential Property Market 25th April 2025 The Owen Reilly Q1 2025 Market Report confirms the Dublin residential property market showed no signs of cooling. While much of the economic conversation remains focused on tariffs and the threat of a trade war between the United States and basically every other nation…
Leading the Charge: How Property Managers Can Drive Ireland’s Green Transition
Leading the Charge: How Property Managers Can Drive Ireland’s Green Transition Ireland’s property sector is at a turning point. With rising energy costs and increasing government regulations on sustainability, property owners and investors can no longer afford to overlook energy efficiency. Property managers have a crucial role to play—not just in compliance, but in guiding…
Current trends in the Dublin property market
2024 proved to be highly favourable for sellers and owners of residential properties in Dublin, though it presented significant challenges for prospective buyers. In January of last year, I anticipated a modest increase in Dublin property values of 1% to 2%. However, the outcome far exceeded expectations. Supported by robust buyer demand, a strong economy,…
The pros and cons of buying a Celtic Tiger-era apartment
Owen Reilly recently spoke with the Irish Times on the topic of “Pros and cons of buying a Celtic Tiger-era apartment”. The article covers the new remediation scheme for fire safety defects which the government have brought in to help repair 100,000 apartments and duplexes built during the Celtic Tiger. Owen touches on how to…
The Interim Remediation Scheme
At Owen Reilly, the safety and welfare of our residents are our top priorities. We understand that recent developments regarding fire safety in apartments and duplexes have raised concerns among homeowners and tenants alike. To address these issues, we want to provide you with an overview of the new “Interim Remediation Scheme for Fire Safety…
Owen Reilly wins Residential Estate Agent of the Year 2024
Owen Reilly was thrilled to win Residential Estate Agent of the Year at the National Property Awards 2024 which took place on 29th February at the InterContinental Hotel in Ballsbridge, Dublin 4. The event hosted a celebration of the companies and individuals who all made a significant impact on the residential and commercial property sectors in Ireland during…