Real Estate in Dublin, Ireland
Last updated on Apr 05, 2023
Summary: The average cost of a nice 2 bedroom home in Dublin, Ireland is approximately €400,000 (US$470,000). A nice 3 bedroom home in Dublin is typically around €500,000 (US$590,000). These properties typically include modern amenities such as central heating, double glazing, and fitted kitchens. There are no restrictions on foreign ownership for properties in Dublin. Expats should search for a home to buy in Dublin by researching the different neighborhoods and areas, looking at property listings online, and visiting the area to get a better feel for the area. The most desirable neighborhoods in Dublin include Ballsbridge, Ranelagh, Donnybrook, and Sandymount. These areas are known for their excellent schools, parks, and amenities.
How do I find a place to live in Dublin?
We asked expats how they chose their neighborhood and found a place to live. They answered:
"One of the best ways to find a place to live in Dublin is to use online resources such as rental websites and real estate agents. You can also search for rental properties in local newspapers and on bulletin boards. Additionally, you can ask friends and family who live in the area for recommendations. Once you have identified potential properties, you should visit them in person to get a better sense of the area and the property itself," explained one person living in Dublin, Ireland.
"We came to Ireland on a pre-move visit to get a 'feel' for the different areas in and around Dublin. In the months previous to our move we scoured the homes for rent list on www.daft.ie which is THE website for real estate on which virtually all real estate agents and prive landlords advertise their properties. We eventually found our home via an estate agent," said one expat in Dublin.
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