Where €96,500 ranks among market-price sales in 2011. Each strip shows how many homes sold in each €50,000 band; the marker is this sale. It describes the price, not the home’s value.
The last market price, moved by the Co. Dublin repeat-sales index from 2011-Q3 to 2026-Q3. Eight in ten homes land inside the range. This is not a valuation: it knows nothing about the home’s condition, size or any work done since it last sold.
97 Clonliffe Avenue, Dublin, Co. Dublin
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County, published property description, sale date within 12 months, and shared address words. This is a text-based guide, not a measured distance or a formal valuation.
Source: Property Services Regulatory Authority (PSRA). The register is a record of declared sale prices, not a price index or a valuation, and may contain errors. Some prices are not full market price, and new-home prices may exclude VAT. About the official register ↗