Area yield screener

Every Eircode area with its typical sale price, average rent and indicative gross yield for 2025. Areas need at least 30 sales with an Eircode in the year.

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31 of 132 areas

Eircode areas with median price, average rent and indicative gross yield, 2025. Select a column heading to sort.
Eircode area	Median price	Lower quartile	Average rent a month	Indicative gross yield	Yield at lower quartile	Price change, 12 months	Rent change, 5 years	Rented homes, median size	Homes granted, 24 months	Sales	Open in the rental calculator
Y34 New RossCo. Wexford	€222,500	€159,875	€1,127New Ross 79% + 2 more	6.1%	8.5%	+8.5%

7 areas had fewer than 30 sales with an Eircode in 2025 and are left out: A41 Ballyboughal, A42 Garristown, A45 Oldtown, H16 Cootehill, P14 Crookstown, P32 Donoughmore, T34 Whitechurch.

C Rent is mostly the county averageNot published: the council doesn’t give the number of homes in its planning applications (Cork, Fingal and Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown)

An indicative gross yield, not the yield on any one home

The rent is the RTB average across all property types and sizes. The Property Price Register doesn’t record bedrooms or property type, so the price and the rent don’t describe the same homes.

Rents are for towns, not Eircode areas

Each area’s rent blends the RTB figures for the towns its renters live nearest, shown under the rent. Prices use sales with an Eircode. How the figures are made

How the figures are made

Prices. Market-price sales with an Eircode in 2025, with VAT added to new homes and bulk sales left out. The lower quartile is the price a quarter of homes sold below. The price change compares the latest 12 months with the 12 months before.
Rent. The RTB average monthly rent for new tenancies in 2025, all property types and sizes (CSO table RIA02). The CSO publishes it for towns, Dublin neighbourhoods and counties, not Eircode areas. Each of the area’s census Small Areas takes the rent of the nearest RTB town in its county, within 10 km, or the county average if none is that near. Dublin districts use their own neighbourhoods. The area’s rent is the average of these, weighted by the households renting from a private landlord in each Small Area (Census 2022).
Indicative gross yield. A year’s rent divided by the median price, the same as on area pages. It is before costs, tax and empty months: the rental calculator adds those.
Rented homes, median size. The median floor area of homes let privately in each local electoral area in 2024 (CSO table TRS33), weighted the same way. Shown when local figures cover at least half the area’s renters.
Homes granted. Homes in residential planning applications granted in the last 24 months (National Planning Applications, Department of Housing).

Sources: Property Price Register; RTB Average Monthly Rent Report and RTB rental properties by floor area (CSO RIA02 and TRS33, CC BY 4.0); Census 2022 Small Area Population Statistics (CSO, CC BY 4.0); Small Areas joined to Eircode routing keys using unofficial boundaries published by Autoaddress; National Planning Applications (CC BY 4.0). Sorted by Eircode area by default: no area is ranked as the best.

These tools give estimates for research only. They are not financial, tax or legal advice. Tax and rent rules change. Figures use the rates shown, last checked on 8 November 2026. Check your own position with a tax adviser and the RTB before buying.