The Daft.ie Dublin Rail House Price Map: By Stop
- Daft.ie Insights
- Dec 30, 2015
- 1 min read
We’ve pulled together a full house price map of the capital, showing the average asking price of a three-bedroom semi-detached house close to each station on the various rail networks.
Commuters living on the Dublin coastline pay on average the most for a property, with homes close to the Sandymount DART averaging €727,000.
Stations close to the coast occupy the most expensive slots with Dalkey (€690k), Sandycove & Glasthule (€617k), Salthill Monkstown (€658k) and Sydney Parade (€652k) completing a DART top five on the new Dublin Rail Map produced by Daft.ie.
Properties close to the Ranelagh LUAS station command the highest average price (€650,000) on the green line. Meanwhile, those living in the City centre pay most on the LUAS red line with homes near the Spencer Dock stop averaging €573,000.
The figures shown are average asking prices for 3 bed semi-detached properties controlling for time, size and type for each of the stations on the DART & Luas lines. The sample of nearly 10,000 properties for sale comes from the 12-month period to the end of September 2015.
We also have a version focusing on 2 bed apartments.
DART Southside
Top 3
Sandymount – €727k
Dalkey – €690k
Sandycove & Glasthule – €671k
DART Northside
Top 3
Malahide – €537k
Howth – €519k
Sutton – €510k
LUAS Green Line
Top 3
Ranelagh – €650k
Charlemont – €626k
Beechwood – €615k
LUAS Red Line
Top 3
Spencer Dock – €573k
Mayor Square – NCI – €526k
George’s Dock – €494k
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