What Could You Earn?
Estimated gross income for a typical 3-bedroom house in Ireland, based on median values. These are starting points. In the dashboard you can adjust everything to match your own property and circumstances.
Key Takeaways
- Almost all of Ireland is a Rent Pressure Zone. Investment properties cannot operate as short-term rentals, making Ireland primarily a long-term rental market.
- Dublin has the lowest long-term rental returns but the highest capital appreciation. Investors here are typically buying for growth rather than income.
- Ireland's Local Property Tax at 0.18% is among the lowest in the developed world, which helps offset the lower yields compared to the UK or US.
Ireland Markets
Estimated monthly income for a 3-bedroom house in each area, before expenses. Click any area to see the full breakdown in the dashboard.
| City / area | Price | Long-term /month | Short-term rules | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Dublin Eastern and Midland | €517K | €3,188 | RPZ | View details → |
Kilkenny Southern | €289K | €3,188 | RPZ | View details → |
Kildare Eastern and Midland | €318K | €2,500 | RPZ | View details → |
Limerick Southern | €274K | €2,400 | RPZ | View details → |
Cork Southern | €307K | €2,050 | RPZ | View details → |
Galway Northern and Western | €304K | €2,000 | RPZ | View details → |
Sligo Northern and Western | €214K | €1,822 | RPZ | View details → |
Kerry Southern | €296K | €1,800 | RPZ | View details → |
Waterford Southern | €273K | €1,700 | RPZ | View details → |
Wexford Southern | €316K | €1,700 | RPZ | View details → |
All figures are estimates based on median values for a 3-bedroom house in each area. Individual properties will vary. Use the dashboard to adjust assumptions to your own situation.
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The dashboard covers 10 counties across Ireland. Search for any area and adjust property price, rent, nightly rate, occupancy, mortgage rate, and expenses to match your investment.
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