Temple Bar:4-6k
Ireland
Temple Bar:4-6k asks €5,500–€6,500/m² (D8 mid-market 2-bed apartments, active listings 2026) — Dublin apartments +6.8% in 12m to Dec 2025 (CSO RPPI); D8 apartments +~10% (Owen Reilly 2025/2026) over the last 12 months; listings move in 40–55 days — Investropa/MyHome Q4 2025.
as of H1 2026Asking /m²
€5,500–€6,500/m² (D8 mid-market 2-bed apartments, active listings 2026)
Average rent
€2,200–€2,400/mth (2-bed, D8/Temple Bar zone) — Daft.ie listings Jun 2026
Gross yield
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12-month trend
Dublin apartments +6.8% in 12m to Dec 2025 (CSO RPPI); D8 apartments +~10% (Owen Reilly 2025/2026)
Days on market
40–55 days — Investropa/MyHome Q4 2025
Market read
Leans buyer
Balanced
Leans seller
Sellers have the edge — asking prices up 6.8% over 12m and listings take ~48 days to move.
12m trend
+6.8%
Days on market
~48d
Derived from asking-side signals (trend + time-to-move) — a read, not a forecast.
Position in Ireland
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Price index
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Yield × price — Ireland
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Comparable zones
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Same country, closest asking /m² — a starting shortlist, not a substitute for the per-property score.
Data: CSO RPPI Feb 2026; Investropa Dublin 2026; Daft.ie D8 listings Jun 2026; Owen Reilly 2026 market report · H1 2026 — zone figures are asking-side estimates captured when properties here are analysed.