Obvious factors contributing to this large rental
price increase are a severe shortage of quality
houses and and apartments, as well as the
possible imposition of rent controls, which may
have caused some landlords to sell their properties.
Another factor is the increased attractiveness of AirBnB rental income, over the traditional model. A pickup in the economy, as well as the Central Bank mortgage controls, are responsible for increased demand versus a limited supply.
Dublin rents are currently at their greatest levels since mid-summer 2010. Based on the average rental prices being achieved in 2010, Dublin rents are now 65% higher.DAFT DUBLIN RENTS REPORT Q4 2016
AVERAGE RENTS AND YEAR INCREASE Q4 2015-2016
| Region | 1 bed apartment | 2 bed house | 3 bed house | 4 bed house | 5 bed house |
| Dublin 1 |
€ 1,369
16.4% | € 1,653
15.5% | € 2,033
16.1% |
€ 2,521
16.0% | € 2,918
16.7% |
| Dublin 2 |
€ 1,608
13.5% |
€ 1,915
15.0% |
€ 2,282
13.7% |
€ 2,691
13. 3% |
€ 3,297
2.9% |
|
Dublin 3
|
€ 1,345
13.7% |
€ 1,572
14.4% |
€ 1,812
15.0% |
€ 2,081
13.8% |
€ 2,203
11. 0 % |
|
Dublin 4 |
€ 1,715
12.7% |
€ 1,982
14.0% |
€ 2,269
11. 6% |
€ 2,522
11. 3 % |
€ 2,681
12.1% |
|
Dublin 5 |
€ 1,180
16.0% |
€ 1,365
17. 3 % |
€ 1,638
13.8% |
€ 1,784
15.9% |
€ 2,014
21.3% |
|
Dublin 6 |
€ 1,492
15.0% |
€ 1,727
16.3% |
€ 2,071
12.7% |
€ 2,256
14.8% |
€ 2,547
20.2% |
|
Dublin 6W |
€ 1,360
14.2% |
€ 1,574
15.5% |
€ 1,888
12.0% |
€ 2,056
14 .1% |
€ 2,321
19.5% |
|
Dublin 7 |
€ 1,281
17. 0 % |
€ 1,483
18.3% |
€ 1,778
14.7% |
€ 1,937
16.8% |
€ 2,187
22.3% |
|
Dublin 8 |
€ 1,348
17. 4 % |
€ 1,561
18.7% |
€ 1,872
15.1% |
€ 2,039
17. 3 % |
€ 2,302
22.8% |
|
Dublin 9 |
€ 1,201
14.3% |
€ 1,390
15.6% |
€ 1,667
12.1% |
€ 1,816
14.2% |
€ 2,050
19.5% |
|
Dublin 10 |
€ 1,035
14.6% |
€ 1,19 8
15.9% |
€ 1,437
12.4% |
€ 1,566
14.5% |
€ 1,768
19.9% | |
Dublin 11 |
€ 1,12 9
15 .1% |
€ 1,307
16.4% |
€ 1,568
12.9% |
€ 1,707
15% |
€ 1,928
20.4% |
|
Dublin 12 |
€ 1,188
16.4% |
€ 1,375
17. 8 % |
€ 1,649
14.2% |
€ 1,796
16.3% |
€ 2,028
21.8% |
|
Dublin 13 |
€ 1,19 8
14.5% |
€ 1,387
15.8% |
€ 1,664
12. 3% |
€ 1,812
14.4% |
€ 2,046
19.8% |
|
Dublin 14 |
€ 1,339
13.5% |
€ 1,550
14.8% |
€ 1,859
11. 3 % |
€ 2,025
13.4% |
€ 2,287
18.7% |
|
Dublin 15 |
€ 1,086
14.8% |
€ 1,257
16 .1% |
€ 1,508
12.6% |
€ 1,643
14.7% |
€ 1,855
20.1% |
|
Dublin 16 |
€ 1,224
12.6% |
€ 1,417
13.9% |
€ 1,700
10.5% |
€ 1,852
12. 5% |
€ 2,091
17. 8 % |
|
Dublin 17 |
€ 1,062
10.3% |
€ 1,229
11. 6% |
€ 1,475
8.2% |
€ 1,606
10.2% |
€ 1,813
15.4% |
|
Dublin 18 |
€ 1,338
14.6% |
€ 1,549
15.9% |
€ 1,858
12.4% |
€ 2,024
14.5% |
€ 2,285
19.9% |
|
Dublin 20 |
€ 1,15 6
11. 8 % |
€ 1,338
13 .1% |
€ 1,605
9.7% |
€ 1,748
11.7 % |
€ 1,974
17. 0 % |
|
Dublin 22 |
€ 1,066
14.8% |
€ 1,234
16 .1% |
€ 1,481
12.6% |
€ 1,613
14.7% |
€ 1,821
20.1% |
|
Dublin 24 |
€ 1,10 4
17. 4 % |
€ 1,278
18.7% |
€ 1,533
15 .1% |
€ 1,670
17. 3 % |
€ 1,886
22.8% |
|
North Co Dublin |
€ 1,035
15.6% |
€ 1,19 8
16.9% |
€ 1,438
13.4% |
€ 1,566
15.5% |
€ 1,768
20.9% |
|
South Co Dublin |
€ 1,408
14 .1% |
€ 1,630
15.4% |
€ 1,955
11.9 % |
€ 2,129
14.0% |
€ 2,404
19.4% |
|
West Dublin |
€ 1,054
14.3% |
€ 1,219
15.6% |
€ 1,463
12.1% |
€ 1,593
14.2% |
€ 1,799
19.6%
|
The information provided above, is based on a recent Daft rental property report and summarised in the Irish Times newspaper. All information supplied by IrishHouses.ie is subject to errors & omissions and does not constitute legal, investment or any other form of advice. Always obtain independent professional advice for your own particular situation.
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