Q2 2025 Dublin Residential Market Report
Q2 2025 Market Update: Strong Results Amid Shifting Dynamics As we wrap up the second quarter of 2025, Owen Reilly’s latest data confirms a continued seller-friendly market in Dublin’s prime residential sector. Despite seasonal slowing and a rising fall-through rate, demand remains strong—driven by first-time buyers, falling interest rates, and constrained supply. Sales Market Still…
Q1 2025 Dublin Residential Market Report
The main trend in the Dublin residential property market over the last 18 months is supply not meeting demand and this continued in Q1 2025, with Owen Reilly reporting continued strong demand across both sales and lettings. Despite broader economic uncertainties, buyer and tenant activity remains robust, driven by tech professionals, first-time buyers, and high-income…
The Owen Reilly Report 2025
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, we 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,…
Q3 2024 Dublin Residential Market Report
It’s very much a seller’s market with low supply and falling interest rates. Our average selling prices were 9% over asking prices, the highest variance we have ever recorded. 68% of our listings were agreed above asking compared to 53% for the same period last year. Rental activity in Q3 was notably stronger in the…
Q2 Dublin Residential Market Report 2024
Our Q2 transaction report on the Dublin residential market confirms it is very much a seller’s market. Values in our key markets are up 4% this year the supply of properties for sale down 18% on the same period last year. Our average selling prices were 6% over asking prices. 78% of our listings were…
Q1 2024 Dublin Residential Market Report
The main trend in quarter one was the lack of supply of properties for sale. According to MyHome.ie there were 3,006 properties listed for sale in Dublin. This is 27% lower when compared with Q1 2023 when 3,842 were listed for sale. In short, supply is not near enough to meet demand and has created…
Dublin 4 residential market update 2024
The main trend in the Dublin 4 residential property market right now, and for the last 12 months, has been the mismatch between supply and demand especially for houses in turn-key condition. A key reason for the low supply of properties for sale was the reluctance to sell on the part of many older couples…